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Loaned by Juventus to AS Roma this season, Dean Huijsen is expected to leave the Bianconeri this summer, since he was not retained in Thiago Motta’s squad for the pre-season tour. Considered one of the most promising defenders on the Old Continent, he is logically the object of desire and could be one of the good deals of this summer market.
Several European teams, such as Bayer Leverkusen and Paris Saint-Germain, have made inquiries to attract him to their ranks. Xabi Alonso has even spoken with the 19-year-old player’s entourage, as we revealed to you last week, while the Parisian option was also very serious for the Spanish U19 international.
Competition
But if we are to believe Sky Italya new competitor would have entered the race: Stuttgart. The Bundesliga vice-champion would have the Dutchman in its sights. An offer of a little more than 15 million euros has also been made by the German team. That’s not all, since in England, Bournemouth has also made an offer in this range.
Two teams that are a priori less prestigious and less financially powerful than Paris Saint-Germain, but they are two teams that can a priori guarantee him more playing time than the team from the French capital. The Italian media specifies that the player is still waiting a little, while waiting for offers from slightly more upscale clubs. PSG therefore still has a window of opportunity, but they will have to act quickly.
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