Mercato: The series has reached its arms to Jonathan David

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By: Manu Tournoux

Mercato: The series has reached its arms to Jonathan David

Jonathan David could work on Serie's lawns next season. The Canadian striker, at the end of the contract with LOSC after June, would be closer and closer to engage with Juventus Turin.

According to information from Tuttosport Published this Tuesday, the number 9 of the DOGUES reached an agreement with the leaders Bianconeri. The salary mentioned would be around 6 million euros annually, excluding bonus.

Details to be paid before signing

However, no contract has yet been signed. Several details remain to be settled, in particular the commissions deemed high by the entourage of the player, as well as the signing bonus.

Despite this, Juve seems to hold the rope in this case. And for good reason, if concrete offers from Saudi Arabia or Turkey – notably Fenerbahçe – are also on the table, these destinations would not carry David. At this point, Turin remains by far the most attractive option for the former Gantoise.

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Manu Tournoux

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