Juventus have identified Pogba’s successor

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By: Manu Tournoux

An undesirable from Juventus close to AS Monaco

Anxious to strengthen its midfield, Juventus plans to recruit midfield reinforcement during the next transfer window.

Juventus have decided to step up their efforts to sign Tottenham midfielder Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg. The latter would emerge as the replacement for Paul Pogba, who should not play again this season.

Juve turns the page Pogba

According to Sport Mediaset, Juventus will try to complete a loan deal in January followed by a purchase option next summer. The Old Lady hopes to reach an agreement with Spurs, based on a fee of 30 million euros.

Höjbjerg is contracted to Tottenham until the summer of 2025 and has struggled for minutes under Ange Postecoglou.

Atlético de Madrid and their coach Diego Simeone are also monitoring the situation. The Scandinavian would also be in their little papers.

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