If the Bianconeri are resolved to capture Franck Kessie during the current transfer window, Barcelona has made an intriguing offering to Juventus, according to Tuttomercatoweb. Kessie’s representatives have been in contact with Juventus in an effort to persuade the Ivorian midfielder to return to Serie A.
Barcelona has made its interest in Federico Chiesa known as the two clubs are ready to meet in America. The Catalans believe that including the gifted forward in Juventus’ offer for Kessie would be advantageous for all parties involved in the deal, therefore they have put forward the suggestion.
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Due to their prior experience with a comparable player exchange agreement, Juventus may be hesitant, though. The Bianconeri did not receive substantial dividends from the swap of Arthur Melo and Miralem Pjanic between Juventus and Barcelona in 2020, which may make them wary of entering into a similar agreement this time.
Kessie and Chiesa cannot be compared, and Barca may be telling us with this request that the Ivorian is not for sale.
The Catalans must offer a sizable price in their request to have Chiesa join their organization if we are to bring him there.
Chiesa is not a player to add as a bonus to buy a lower-quality player, thus we must negotiate a deal for Kessie independently in the alternative.
Inside Messi’s lavish life, including a £5m mansion, £12m private jet, and an incrҽdible car collection
Although a five-year contract was in principle agreed upon after his contract expired at the end of June, the club was forced to let him go due to LaLiga salary regulations.
Whether Messi will sign with Manchester City, Paris Saint-Germain, an MLS franchise, or return to Argentina is a ɦot topic of conversation.
However, one thing is for certain: anyone who wants the Argentine magician will have to fork over a sizable sum of money.
A glimpse into his extraordinary existence can be seen here, which includes a lavish residence, pricey trips, a ton of faпcy automobiles, and a ton of ɦotels, including a brand-new one in Andorra.
HIS HOME
Because it faces the water and is in a no-fly zone, Messi’s £5.5 million Barcelona home is calm.
It’s ideal for the six-time Ballon d’Or winner because it’s in the upscale Castelldefels area.
Ivan Rakitic, a former teammate, claims that by heavily investing in his neighbor’s home, he was able to buy himself some privacy.
There is a tiny football field, a pool, an indoor gym, and a playground for Messi’s three children at his home, which is 12 kilometers from Camp Nou.
In addition, you may enjoy daily sunrises over the Balearic Sea, which is not possible in Manchester, Paris, or London.
