Di Marzio wrote:After reinforcing the squad in every area, Juventus is looking for one more addition to Allegri's squad- a trequartista. The top target is Julian Draxler, a player the bianconeri have pursued in the past few weeks. They have reached an agreement with the German's player entourage on a contract, but now need to close the deal with Schalke. The conversations will resume on Monday, there is optimism regarding the positive ending of the deal, despite the statements from Draxler's agent that made it seem like the deal had stalled. The agent has let it be known he was misinterpreted and indicated the deal was at a positive stage. Step by step, Juventus is getting closer to Draxler, developments are expected next week.

juvealbanian wrote:RS 10 doesn't look bad,right?

Beppe is trolling them germans really hard, they were too scared and I think they will be our Fiorentina for the german market

rwo power wrote:That Horst Heldt broke off the Draxler negotiations was told by himself in a TV interview, so it's not just some retold report in some print media.

Spoiler:

juvealbanian wrote:Idk why the hell we aren't interested in Calhanoglu and Fekir.

They are both very talented and could be available on 25-30 mln for sure.
Fekir is a beast dribbler,good passer and very strong for his age.
Hakan is a bit weaker physically and maybe a bit weaker dribbler but has an good vision and is already a FK specialist,something we lack.

Seriously I see them less risky signings considering Draxler injuries and poor numbers last season.

rwo power wrote:Well, Horst Heldt obviously wants to show everybody that he has some balls and doesn't want to lose "Schalke's jewel" (sic!) for a bargain price. If he'd sell Draxler for 20 mio Euros or so, people likely would ask for his head again - and he doesn't have many lives left after the RDM mess and Schalke missing the CL.