Juventus have laid eyes on Dan Ndoye, who has taken a leap this campaign and will be highly sought-after during the summer. Bologna will consider cashing in on him, recording another big ‘plusvalenza’ as they did with Riccardo Calafiori and Joshua Zirkzee last year, TuttoSport informs.
The winger improved his scoring touch, hitting the net nine times, including in the Coppa Italia final. He had done it just once last season. He also provided six assists.
Juventus will compete especially with Manchester United for Ndoye. He spent a few years in INEOS-controlled teams earlier in his career. The Felsinei could greenlight his departure for about €40M.
The two teams appear to be on better terms after Bologna refused to engage in the negotiations for their players after the Bianconeri poached Thiago Motta last summer.
The Swiss will be a target regardless of their choice on the bench, which is seemingly down to Igor Tudor and Antonio Conte. Napoli pursued him in January after selling Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, tendering about €20M. They were rejected, and the winger didn’t push to leave.
Our Take on Juventus and Ndoye
He and Lucumi are the two Rossoblù players most likely to leave over Sam Beukema, Lewis Ferguson, Riccardo Orsolini, and Santiago Castro. The defender has a short-term contract, while the valuation of the winger is at its peak now, and he’s fully formed at this point. The others either have longer deals or still have room to grow, while Orsolini should be a stalwart. The 24-year-old’s versatility, energy, and quality make him an easy fit for any team, coach, and scheme. The fact that he’s become a consistent scorer has turned him into a real difference-maker.
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