Juventus Ready to Make First Offer for Koopmeiners: €50 Million Plus Bonuses - Details Inside
Juventus is preparing their first bid for Teun Koopmeiners. According to TMW, the Bianconeri will officially approach Atalanta in the coming days with an offer of €50 million plus bonuses. Although this initial offer is unlikely to persuade Atalanta to part with the Dutch midfielder, it will serve to initiate negotiations and explore the possibility of reaching an agreement.
Percassi Holds Firm
Yesterday, Atalanta's CEO, Luca Percassi, briefly addressed the transfer rumours surrounding Koopmeiners during Nicolò Zaniolo's presentation: "He's still here, just like the other days. Nothing has changed."
Nico Gonzalez: A Twisted Fate with Koopmeiners
Koopmeiners' future is also linked with that of Nico Gonzalez, the Argentine winger from ACF Fiorentina, who is admired by both Atalanta and Juventus. Gonzalez seems set to leave Fiorentina, and given the market movements, he will join the club that fails to secure Koopmeiners. Atalanta could sign Gonzalez using the funds from Koopmeiners' sale to Juventus. Conversely, if Atalanta decides to keep Koopmeiners, Juventus might turn their attention to Nico Gonzalez.
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