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After Kephren Thuram, another Frenchman is preparing to land at Juventus Turin.
Juventus may have lost Adrien Rabiot, but they have recovered two other Frenchmen in return. In addition to Khephren Thuram, the bianconero club has managed to seduce Jean-Clair Todibo.
According to Romeo Agresti, Italian journalist of Goal.com, an agreement has been reached with the agent of the French central defender. Now all that remains is to agree with OGCN on the transfer fee. There is no doubt that the Côte d’Azur club will ask for a significant sum for one of its most valuable assets.
Juventus takes a gamble!
Todibo has already had experiences abroad during his career. He has successively worn the colours of Barcelona, Schalke 04 and Benfica. But these were not very successful stints. In two years, he has only played twelve matches with the first teams. The Piedmontese hope that Italy will be a little more successful for the former Toulouse player.
By joining Juventus, Todibo hopes to be able to return to the French team. A two-time international, he failed to convince Didier Deschamps to take him to the Euro.
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