Milinkovic Savic to Juventus, the deal that could bring the Serbian to Juventus is in a very hot phase. And the bookmakers also give the odds
Milinkovic Savic’s farewell to Lazio seems a step away. With one year to go before his contract expires, the player has not found an agreement for renewal. Or perhaps he did not want to find one, and so a farewell now appears certain.
Juventus have been looking for him for a long time: but the Bianconeri have never managed to get him, because with Lotito, either you show them the money, the real money, or it’s not even worth sitting down at the table because the negative answer is certain. But the dynamics of the market change quickly. And things have changed, since we are talking about a player who also seems to have decided to change air. Moreover, according to Alfredo Pedullà, Juve have long since reached an agreement with the player for salary and contract duration, so what is missing is only the agreement with Lazio on the player’s valuation. In short, we have entered the very hot phase of the negotiation and even the Sisal oddsmakers have their say. Here’s what they reveal.
Milinkovic Savic to Juventus, here are the odds
His stay at Lazio right now is given at 2.50 times the stakes. Let’s face it, that’s a very high price for what the player’s contract is and especially for what these odds usually are. And there’s Juventus, as mentioned, who are the favourite team, the one who could take the player: a move to the Bianconeri between now and the closing of the deal is given at 4.50 times the stake.
Allegri (Lapresse)
But in Italy there is not only the team that should still be coached by Allegri to think about the player: there is also Napoli, champions of Italy, even if they are behind in the hierarchies: in this case the bet is 6 times the stake. While even further behind is Inter, with Inzaghi, who has coached him and knows him well and would see him well in his midfield. Lagging behind, however, are the Nerazzurri, at 7.50. In short, Milinkovic is destined for Juventus it seems. A coup for the Bianconeri.
