Juventus will sacrifice a framework to finance the departure of Motta

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By: Manu Tournoux

Juventus: Thiago Motta comes out of silence after his departure

Thiago Motta and Juventus, it's over. Arrived on the bench at the start of the season, the technician was dismissed earlier this week to be replaced by a former Bianconera house: Igor Tudor. The Croatian's mission is to straighten the results and send the old lady to the Champions League at the end of the exercise. This will also make it possible to pay the Motta dismissal allowances and to mop the debts scheduled for June.

The departure of the former midfielder costs a fortune: around € 20 million. Another way to obtain these liquidity, sell. After La Gazzetta dello SportJuventus will also have to separate from an important element during the next transfer window to allow to pay the departure of the former coach. Andrea Cambaso was chosen by management. The name of the Italian will not surprise anyone since he was already on departure this winter. Piedmontese hope to obtain € 60 million with this transfer.

Manu Tournoux

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