Rumour Has It: Juventus want Man City's Jesus
Manchester City forward Gabriel Jesus is reportedly wanted by Serie A giants Juventus.
Jesus, 22, has struggled for regular game time since arriving at City from Palmeiras in early 2017.
And Juve may be prepared to take the Brazil international to Turin.
TOP STORY – JUVENTUS WANT MAN CITY'S JESUS
Juventus want Jesus in a €69.9million (£58.5m) move, according to The Sun.
The report adds the Serie A champions also want Mauro Icardi, who is on loan at Paris Saint-Germain from Inter.
Jesus has scored 36 goals in 90 Premier League games for City, but just 48 of those have been starts.
Man City star Gabriel Jesus wanted by Juventus alongside Mauro Icardihttps://t.co/bsrxaBLbyb
— The Sun Football (@TheSunFootball) February 21, 2020
ROUND-UP
- With his contract at Real Madrid ending in 2021, Sergio Ramos seemingly wants a new deal. AS reports the Madrid captain, 33, wants a further two years on his deal, but the LaLiga giants are not keen to offer it.
- Paulo Dybala looks likely to re-sign at Juventus. CalcioMercato reports the playmaker is getting closer to a renewal with the club with his current contract expiring in 2022.
- Amid Liverpool's reported interest in RB Leipzig star Timo Werner, Roberto Firmino has been linked with a stunning move to Bayern Munich. However, Goal reports the Premier League leaders' front three of Sadio Mane, Mohamed Salah and Firmino are "going nowhere" at the end of the season.
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- Newcastle United remain keen to sign Lille midfielder Boubakary Soumare. Le 10 Sport says the Premier League club are continuing to press for the 20-year-old to make the move after being unable to get a deal done in January.
- Arsenal are eager to re-sign Bukayo Saka. The 18-year-old, who has impressed at left-back, is in talks over a lucrative long-term deal, according to The Times.