Edon Zhegrova might be heading out of Juventus this summer, with Fiorentina reportedly becoming a potential suitor for the winger.
The Kosovo international, who also holds Albanian citizenship, arrived in Turin from Lille last year with significant expectations but found it challenging to make a notable impact during his debut season in Italy.
According to La Nazione, as reported by CalcioMercato.it, Zhegrova’s departure from Juventus now appears increasingly probable.
Fiorentina Prepares to Act Following Zhegrova’s Difficult Year at Juventus
Reports suggest that Fiorentina is closely observing the 27-year-old player and might soon submit an initial official offer to Juventus, also known as the Old Lady.
Zhegrova’s transfer to Juventus reportedly cost around €15 million, and he is under contract until 2030 with a net salary of €2.5 million per season, terms that are said to be well within Fiorentina’s financial capabilities.
This financial aspect is a key factor in the potential transfer, and the report indicates that Fiorentina is prepared to proceed and test Juventus’s stance in the upcoming days.
For Juventus, parting ways with a player who struggled to adapt would offer an opportunity to reconfigure their attacking lineup. Meanwhile, Fiorentina would be taking a gamble on reigniting the talent of a player who previously impressed in Ligue 1 before his move to Serie A.
English Translation
Edon Zhegrova could be on his way out of Juventus this summer, with Fiorentina reportedly emerging as a potential destination for the winger.
The Kosovo international, who holds Albanian citizenship, arrived in Turin from Lille last year with high hopes but struggled to make the desired impact in his first season in Italy.
According to La Nazione, via CalcioMercato.it, his departure now looks increasingly likely.
Fiorentina Ready to Make Their Move After Difficult First Year at Juventus for Zhegrova
The Viola are said to be monitoring the 27-year-old closely and could soon table a first official offer to the Old Lady.
Zhegrova cost the Bianconeri in the region of €15 million and is tied to a contract until 2030 worth €2.5 million net per season, terms that are reportedly well within Fiorentina’s reach.
That financial picture is central to the move’s feasibility, with the report suggesting Fiorentina are prepared to press ahead and test the Bianconeri resolve in the coming days.
For Juventus, offloading a player who failed to settle would represent a chance to reshape their attacking options, while Fiorentina would be gambling on reviving a talent who shone in Ligue 1 before his move to Serie A.
