Juventus: Close positions with Atalanta for Teun Koopmeiners

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By: Manu Tournoux

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Juventus continues its transfer window. After registering the arrivals of Khéphren Thuram and Douglas Luiz in midfield, the Bianconeri want to attract Teun Koopmeiners. The Atalanta Bergamo player wants to join Turin and is only waiting for the agreement between the two clubs to join Thiago Motta’s team.

And according to information from the Sports Gazetteit is close. The Bergamasques are expecting €60 million, while Juve are offering €50 million. But bonuses included in this deal could push the bill up and allow it to reach the sum demanded by the last winners of the Europa League. Cristian Giuntoli, the Turin sporting director, hopes to conclude the deal by the end of this weekend. Having arrived in Bergamo in 2021, Koopmeiners has never been so close to leaving the Italian club.

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