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He was a serious prospect for Paris Saint-Germain and the deal was off to a good start since the discussions with the Old Lady and with the central defender were going in the right direction, but Dean Huijsen will ultimately not come to PSG. The fault lies with other projects that guaranteed him more playing time, like Bournemouth, who are very close to signing the 19-year-old Dutch-Spanish player.
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And as the transfer is about to be completed, the player announced his departure from Juventus on his social networks. ‘I met a great club and fantastic people who helped me on my journey and whom I will always thank. Thanks to all the fans who always believed in me. I would have liked to show even more what I am capable of playing at the Allianz, your passion and love for this shirt have pushed me to give my best (…) Juventus will always remain a fundamental part of my heart and my life. This is not a definitive farewell, but a goodbye’he explained in a long message on Instagram.
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