Juventus in Advanced Talks to Sign Franck Kessie from Milan
Serie A club Juventus has shown a keen interest in former Milan midfielder Franck Kessie for several weeks. Although a formal agreement has yet to be reached, recent developments indicate a potential deal may be on the horizon.
According to reports from Calciomercato, a possible transfer of Fabio Miretti to Besiktas is facilitating Kessie’s anticipated move to Juventus.
Kessie has expressed a desire to return to Italy after playing in the Middle East, and Juventus coach Luciano Spalletti considers him a significant target for this summer.
Negotiations are advancing, with Ricky Massara valuing Kessie highly from his previous tenure at Milan. Kessie has made it clear that he favors a move to Juventus, even turning down a substantial offer from a Saudi Arabian club.
Juventus is prepared to offer Kessie a contract worth €4 million per season, which aligns with his expectations. The signing of the former Rossoneri star is viewed as a crucial factor in Miretti’s potential transfer to Turkey and the recent termination of Arthur’s contract.
Serie A side Juventus have been interested in ex-Milan midfielder Franck Kessie for many weeks now. While a formal move has been missing, there are signs a deal could be going in the right direction now.
Calciomercato note that Fabio Miretti’s possible move to Besiktas is bringing the Ivorian’s switch to Juve closer.
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The player has given his priority to a return to Italy from the Middle East and Luciano Spalletti sees him as an important target this summer.
Things are now getting serious on this front, with Ricky Massara seeing the player as an old favourite since his time at Milan. There have been discussions between the parties and Kessies has prioritised a move to Juve, having rejected a hefty offer from Saudi Arabia.
The Old Lady would be willing to offer €4m per season and this is enough for Kessie.
Signing the ex-Rossoneri star is seen as the key motivation behind Miretti’s incoming move to Turkey and the termination of Arthur’s contract earlier this week.
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