Nahuel Molina - RB - Udinese (2 Viewers)

U Picciriddu · Jul 10, 2022

We offer 15 + bonus, if we reach 30m we can close the deal. Salary 2,5m

La Juventus punta Nahuel Molina. Con il giocatore c’è già l’intesa sulla base di un quadriennale da 2,5Mln€ a stagione. Manca ancora l’accordo con l’Udinese: i bianconeri offrono 15Mln€ più bonus, a 30 si può chiudere. La Vecchia Signora, per questo motivo, studia l’inserimento di contropartite nell’affare. [Corriere dello Sport]

MrMonkey · Jul 10, 2022

Wow. Looks like Juve management is doing some good work under the radar. Bravo!

Hust · Jul 10, 2022

This guy worth 30m?

Beki · Jul 10, 2022

MrMonkey said:

No reliable source reported that our interest is serious for Molina.

MrMonkey · Jul 10, 2022

Beki said:

Thanks but thought lots of talk of this guy being a Juve want quite awhile go. I'm clueless on the Euro soccer media of who is reliable and who isn't? In the US you don't see as much crap being just thrown out there.

vodka · Jul 10, 2022

from his stats at least, it looks like he's much more of a wingback than fullback, and he can't really defend. But Should be alright to sub Cuadrado

Akshen · Jul 10, 2022

vodka said:

Yeah, he even has played more as RM than RB in his career, look at those stats:

U Picciriddu · Jul 10, 2022

Akshen said:

Learning to defend is easier than learning how to attack

ilmetronome · Jul 10, 2022

If we really get him then Danilo will be our LB
Jogba as Left Mezzalla and Di maria/zaniolo in left wing to be covered by defending fullback

Strickland · Jul 10, 2022

The guy is called Nahuel? :lol:

Sign him up just for that lol

GiocataGrande · Jul 10, 2022

Strickland said:

Nahuel (Spanish pronunciation: [naˈwel]) is a male given name of Mapuche origin, nawel meaning jaguar. Indian tribe name

Alin · Jul 11, 2022

I wouldn’t hesitate on this guy if the price is right, still young and has the potential to get even better, also knowing that Cuadrado is likely playing his last season here seems like a good time to move early and ready the replacement, must admit that atm he seems a bit suspect defensively but then again who isn’t, both Cuadrado and Cancello before him had their defensive flaws but they more often than not made up for it through the endless sprints and effectiveness up front, while in Molina’s case i think he can still improve that aspect of his game and at Juventus under Allegri could probably be an ideal environment for him to work on it.