Juventus and Federico Chiesa have agreed to postpone the contractual and potential exit talks while Italy are still competing in Euro 2024, and Bayern Munich have joined the list of teams waiting in the wings to lure him away, La Stampa reports (via OneFootball).
Given their economic firepower, the Bavarians would be the favorites to land the winger over Roma and Napoli, even though the player signaled he’d be open to those destinations. His agent Fali Ramadani recently spent time in Italy and met with every club.
Juventus haven’t given up hopes concerning a renewal but are distant from meeting the demands of the Chiesa entourage, and the interest from Bayern Munich is dated. They had already tried to purchase him back in 2021.
The attacker would consider transferring abroad. At this stage, he has drawn some inquiries from some Premier League teams as well, but not the top ones. The situation holds his price tag in check, but the Bianconeri would still demand €35/40M.
Our Take on Juventus, Chiesa, and Bayern Munich
The ideal outcome for the Old Lady would be an extension at a reasonable clip; otherwise, it’d be a lot more palatable to send him to a foreign team. His replacement might come directly from the team that signs him. Roma and Napoli are understandably keen, but the requested salary would be a problem for them too, arguably even more than for his present side.
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