Juventus transfer market: Djalò hit. Having taken the former Milan player, Inter surrenders

Juventus transfer market: Djalò hit. Having taken the former Milan player, Inter surrenders

Inter drop the trail that leads to former Milan player Tiago Djaló. The Nerazzurri managers did not raise the offer after the offer Juventus which at this point has won the Portuguese defender from Lille by putting 6 million euros (including bonuses) on the negotiating table.

Juventus transfer market, the treasure to get to Djalò

The Bianconeri made a little treasure thanks to the young Dutchman's onerous loan Dean Huijsen at Roma (from 500 to 700 thousand euros), upon the passage of the midfielder Filippo Ranocchia from Empoli to Palermo on a permanent basis.

Without forgetting the upcoming percentage of 20% on the capital gain that Genoa will make with the Romanian defender Radu Dragusin (in the last few hours there has been interest from Milan, but the Bayern Munich-Tottenham relaunch should take the 21-year-old Romanian defender away from Serie A).

Inter were thinking of Tiago Djaló for next season, taking him on a free transfero, but Juventus anticipated the Nerazzurri and the international competition by showing that they strongly believe in the player, currently in the pits for a cruciate ligament injury (on March 5, 2023, will finish his rehabilitation at Continassa trying to return to the field already this season).

Who is Tiago Djaló, Portuguese defender who Juventus purchased from Lille. In 2019 Milan…

The Portuguese defender born in 2000 was purchased by Milan in 2019, who took him from Sporting Lisbon (where he was voted best defender of the 2019 Youth League) bringing him into his Primavera. Six months later the Rossoneri had to reluctantly sacrifice him to snatch Rafael Leao from Lille. And now the return to Serie A with the black and white shirt.

Tiago Djaló is a complete and versatile defenderHe has an imposing physique (1.90 m tall), very strong in the head, but also fast and has excellent technique when setting up: he loves to play on the left and knows how to play in a three-man defence.

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