After leaving Florence for London 18 months ago, Juan Cuadrado is looking to return to Italy next season with Juventus and AC Milan chasing the Colombians signature this summer.
The 28-year-old winger was briefly given a chance to prove himself in the Premier League but was instantly loaned out at the first possible opportunity when he failed to adapt to English style of play in his first 4 months at Stamford Bridge.
Cuadrado impressed during his loan spell in Turin as helped Juventus win their fifth Scudetto in a row in bagging 4 goals and 5 assists in a record-breaking season for the Old Lady.
According to Italian news outlet Pianeta Milan, Alesseandro Lucci – a representative of Milan manager Vincenzo Montella – is hoping the Milan club can secure a deal with Chelsea for the winger.
Antonio Conte has been a long-term admirer of Cuadrado and is planning to give the Colombian a second chance at Chelsea next season and has spoken positively about the player.
Juan Cuadrado is a Chelsea player.
He will come back very soon. He’s in our squad, I’m very happy to have him and train him.
I wanted him when I was a coach at Juventus and he will come back very soon and train and play with us.
