AliousWeston McKennie’s potential availability in the summer has captured the attention of Aston Villa, Everton, and Newcastle United.
According to Tutto Juve, there is a possibility that McKennie may be put up for sale, prompting interest from several English clubs. Juventus is reportedly looking for a fee of at least €20-25 million for the American midfielder.
McKennie’s journey at Juventus has been filled with ups and downs. Less than 18 months ago, he was deemed expendable and loaned out to Leeds United, a club that faced relegation.
However, upon his return to Juventus, he quickly established himself as an integral part of Massimiliano Allegri’s plans and played a key role in the team’s qualification for the UEFA Champions League.
With Allegri’s departure and McKennie entering the final year of his contract, the situation in Turin may change.
While Juventus might be open to offering McKennie a new deal, there are indications of growing interest from top Premier League clubs.
McKennie’s agent seems to be aware of the English clubs’ current stance on the midfielder, potentially leading to a change of scenery for the player.
If McKennie does not sign a new contract, his market value of €20-25 million could prove enticing for Premier League clubs, considering his long-term potential.
Everton, Aston Villa, and Newcastle United are specifically highlighted in the report as three English sides expressing interest.
Everton’s pursuit of McKennie may be linked to their rumored interest in Kalvin Phillips. Aston Villa, on the other hand, may be targeting two new midfield signings, with Ross Barkley reportedly close to joining the club.
Newcastle United, having missed out on European qualification, might view the Serie A midfielder as a financially viable option to strengthen their squad for the upcoming season.
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