Tarik Muharemovic is a wanted man after ending this season with Inter Milan pushing to add him to their squad, and the defender wanted the move. However, Juventus entered the race for his signature and wants to exercise their buy-back clause in the move that took him to the black and greens.
Sassuolo has told Juve that it will cost them 18m euros because they value the Bosnian closer to 40m euros, but Juve does not believe he is worth that much. Both clubs are currently struggling to reach an agreement over a potential deal.
Juventus continue to monitor Tarik Muharemovic situation
As discussions continue without a resolution, clubs in the Premier League are beginning to show interest in his signature, according to Alfredo Pedulla. Sunderland and Bournemouth want to add him to their squad this summer, viewing him as one of the finest players to strengthen their team.
The interest from other clubs could make the situation more complicated for Juve, who remain keen on ensuring that they build a terrific squad. The club believes Muharemovic is a player who can help make their team stronger than it is now.
Juve entered the race because they see value in bringing him back and believe he can improve their defensive options. However, the competition for his signature could influence their decision as they assess the best outcome for the club.
Premier League interest could change the outcome
If Muharemovic moves to the Premier League, Juve will receive 50% of the fee that Sassuolo earns. This could be viewed as a positive outcome for the club, depending on how the transfer develops.
Instead of insisting on signing him back, Juve could consider allowing the defender to move elsewhere if the financial benefit meets their expectations. The situation remains open as clubs continue to evaluate their options.
Muharemovic’s future will depend on whether an agreement can be reached between the interested parties. Juve, Sassuolo, and the Premier League clubs involved will continue to consider the next step regarding his future.