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Dean Huijsen’s departure from Juventus is not in doubt. Since the restart, Thiago Motta has not counted on the 19-year-old central defender. His club even sees him as a way to register a nice cash inflow that would allow them to complete other transfers. Considered a very great talent in his position, the one who was loaned to Roma during the second half of last season is inevitably in the sights of a lot of suitors.
Among them, we find PSG. Luis Campos is always on the lookout to enlist a young player in the making, especially if his potential is high. The deal even seemed to be off to a good start in recent days since discussions with the Old Lady and with the main person concerned were going in the right direction. The Dutch-Spanish had even given the green light to open negotiations. Except that the capital club is not alone, as we explained above.
Dean Huijsen has made his choice
And above all, the projects are not the same. PSG obviously cannot guarantee him a significant playing time, unlike Bayer Leverkusen and Stuttgart where the competition is less intense, two clubs which are also playing in the Champions League at the start of the school year. Red even proposed an offer of €15 million. Faced with this, Bournemouth decided to move and enter the dance. We already mentioned it yesterday. The trend has been confirmed in recent hours and it does not look good for PSG.
According to Sky Sport Italyit is between the Cherries and Stuttgart that the final fight is being played out. The English have made a first offer of €18 million (€15 million + €3 million bonus) but are already working on a second offer with a percentage of a future resale of 20%. Tuttosport even claims in its columns this morning that Bournemouth are winning the bet. Despite the difference in standing between these clubs, Dean Huijsen will join the Premier League where better playing time and a bigger salary are undoubtedly guaranteed to him.
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