Chelsea are reportedly ready to sell Juan Cuadrado for €30million this summer after the player requested a move away from Stamford Bridge.
Football Italia reports that the Colombian favours to play in Serie A, and despite Antonio Conte’s strong admiration for the player, he has his heart set in Italy.
Cuadrado spent last season on loan at Juventus and succeeded to break into Massimiliano Allegri’s first-team plans when the team managed to win their fifth successive league title.
According to reports Juve have offered €25m spread out in a loan with mandatory option to buy, but Chelsea want €30m for the versatile winger.
Inter and AC Milan are also showing strong interest on the player, as the latter team is currently run by the ex-Fiorentina manager Vincento Montella who originally made Cuadrado a world-known player.
Chelsea paid €31m to sign Cuadrado from Fiorentina in February 2015, but the 28-year-old never looked too comfortable in England.
