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Juventus are evaluating whether to join the list of teams lining up to snap up Mike Maignan on a free transfer next summer. Milan and his camp haven\u2019t resumed negotiating an extension despite deciding they would stick together this year.<\/p>\n
According to La Gazzetta dello Sport<\/em>, the Rossoneri<\/em> don\u2019t seem too keen on handing the goalie a renewal with a bumped-up salary because of his age. The player\u2019s entourage has tested the waters for a few possible destinations. After almost acquiring him last summer, Chelsea would be the frontrunners if they were still in the market for a shot-stopper in 2026. Bayern Munich could also be in the mix.<\/p>\n Juventus have lodged an inquiry to assess the requests by Maignan and his representatives. The star currently makes \u20ac2.8M annually. It wouldn\u2019t be challenging for the Old Lady to give him a pay rise. However, they probably won\u2019t offer as much as the Premier League giants annually.<\/p>\n If the Bianconeri<\/em> successfully landed the Frenchman, they believe it wouldn\u2019t be difficult to find a new home and possibly turn a profit on Michele Di Gregorio. He has always had some admirers in England.<\/p>\n It\u2019s not exactly a priority, as the former Monza stalwart has been solid, but bringing in an upgrade for zilch and then cashing in would be a savvy player trading. Milan could perhaps justify not re-upping with a veteran in previous years, but they really can\u2019t after signing Adrien Rabiot and Luka Modric. Perhaps there\u2019s just too much bad blood between the parties. It remains to be seen whether he\u2019d be willing to move to a rival or if he\u2019ll decide to leave Italy for greener pastures.<\/p>\n <\/p><\/div>\nOur Take on Juventus and Maignan<\/h3>\n
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