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Juventus meddling with Barça on Depay
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According to latest Italian news, Juventus management are getting closer to put their hands on 27-year old Dutch international winger and forward Memphis Depay.
Meant to join Barcelona FC for a long time instead, former Manchester United player and PSV Eindhoven alumni is parting ways with Olympique Lyonnais, after four year and a half, on a free move. Captaining Les Gones since summer 2019, Depay collected an overall amount of 178 official caps for French club, scoring 76 goals therein.
Previously tracked by more clubs around, including Borussia Dortmund, Chelsea, and AS Roma, Depay might be soon signed by BIanconeri on a 5-year deal, including a roughly 12 million euros annual salary.
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