Serie A side send representative to London
Juventus have sent sporting director Fabio Paratici to England in order to hold talks with Chelsea regarding the possible sale of Oscar.
The Serie A champions were desperate to land the Brazilian over the summer, only to see their best efforts knocked back by Chelsea officials, who were not ready to sell the attacking-midfielder.
Despite being knocked back just a few months ago, Juve are ready to renew their interest in Oscar and are already hoping to begin negotiations with the Premier League champions.
Paratici has already flown over to London in the hope he can discuss a possible deal with officials from Stamford Bridge following the 24-year-old’s dip in form.
Sales at Chelsea
Oscar hasn’t been on his best-form so far this season, and with Jose Mourinho ready to make drastic changes in January in order to rescue the Blues‘ season, Oscar could be one of the players sacrificed.
In recent seasons, Chelsea have been working on a one-in, one-out transfer basis, and that could be the same for January.
According to reports, Diego Costa could be one player leaving the Bridge, but Oscar could also be a candidate due to the interest in him.
It’s believed Juventus are prepared to pay around £21million for Oscar, despite Chelsea wanting closer to £30m over the summer.
Written by Alex Batt – @AlexBatt
