Juventus transfer market: Pjanic sends signals for the return

The road that brings Miralem Pjanic back to Turin is long: the Bosnian knows it, Juventus and Barcelona himself know it. Nonetheless, the dialogue has been initiated, because everyone has an interest that the chess game has no losers. In the story there is the technical interest of Max Allegri, but also the attention of the Catalan company, busy in halving the salary. La Liga rules are stringent and in order to re-register Leo Messi (although his salary has dropped by 60%), President Juan Laporta and his collaborators are forced to jump through hoops to halve the astronomical wage costs. And Pjanic with his 8.5 million net salary for the next three years is a considerable weight for the Blaugrana coffers. Especially since Ronald Koeman, Barcelona manager since August 2020, does not count on him. And, in the Catalan diaspora of (shooting) stars, even the Bosnian national is forced to pack his bags.

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But not even the Bianconeri’s accounts are brilliant. And to think about the return of the Tuzla-born midfielder, it is necessary to put in the expense account. Thus was born the idea of ​​proposing the passage of Aaron Ramsey to the blaugrana on loan. Even the Welsh midfielder former Arsenal, however, has a salary of 8 million and the impression is that in Catalonia they cannot afford it, even if there was a technical approval. So much so that the first contacts were not encouraging. Other bianconeri could also enter the conversations, but any in-depth analysis is hampered by the impossibility of making real exchanges: in Spain there are strict rules in place to avoid fictitious capital gains. And in any case, even the new Juventus course foresees a clean break with the past: from now on only technically appropriate exchanges, without superficial indebtedness. That’s why everyone has to be patient and wait for the right moment to hit the target.

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In the meantime, there are the plots that lead Ramsey to the Premier: various clubs are interested, but the stumbling block (obviously) is his engagement. in this perspective, Juve will allocate the desired savings on this front to the signing of Miralem. Obviously we are talking about annual loans, because in this delicate phase it is difficult for everyone to think that transfers take place on a permanent basis or on the basis of multi-year loans. These salaries are huge, no one intends to bear them in full in the medium term. So the players in question must prepare to tighten their belts.

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For his part, Pjanić has evidently already embraced this solution for some time. Explicit signals arrive from his entourage: the Bosnian is also ready to make some economic sacrifices in order to get back into the game with the shirt he wore for four seasons. He wanted to take off the whim of playing with Leo Messi, but the adventure in Barcelona did not have a happy ending on the pitch, despite that rich contract until 2024. And now, at 31, he has developed a lot, a great desire for revenge. Juventus is ready to give him a new opportunity, but at the right price. Or rather, with a normal salary.