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“We’re ready to let go” Bayern Munich puts Juventus target on the market

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Joao Palhinha has been linked with a move to Juventus this summer, and Bayern Munich have now made him available for transfer during this window as he is no longer considered part of their plans.

Since joining the German club, the Portuguese star has struggled to establish himself as an important player. He spent last season on loan at Tottenham in the Premier League before returning to Bayern Munich, with his future now uncertain.

Juventus receive opportunity to sign Palhinha

Tottenham appreciated Palhinha’s hard work and dedication during his loan spell as he helped the team remain in the league. However, they have signed younger midfielders this summer, meaning he now has to look for another club.

Juventus have been allowed to add Palhinha to their squad after Bayern Munich director Max Eberl revealed that the midfielder is among a list of players who have been told to find a new home this summer.

Bayern believe Palhinha needs to leave because he would struggle to receive regular game time if he remains at the club. The situation has opened the door for Juventus to explore a possible move for the experienced midfielder.

Bayern Munich decision creates transfer possibility

According to Calciomercato, Eberl said:

“We have three players we are ready to let go. They have no future at Bayern. If they decided to stay, it would be difficult because they are not part of our plans and will have no role.”

The three players in question are Sacha Boey, former Roma player Bryan Zaragoza and Joao Palhinha.

Palhinha’s availability could attract interest from clubs searching for a reliable midfielder this summer. Juventus now have the chance to consider whether he fits into their plans as they continue to strengthen their squad.

The Portuguese midfielder has experience in top leagues and could provide value to a team looking for his qualities. His next move will depend on the clubs interested and whether an agreement can be reached during the transfer window.

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