Bologna has set the price for Jhon Lucumí: at least 25 million euros including fixed part and bonuses. This is reported by Il Resto del Carlino, specifying that behind the promise of CEO Claudio Fenucci lies the club’s intention to cash in from the sale of the Colombian defender.
The player has already received interest from both Inter and Juventus, both competing to secure the center-back. Lucumí would be willing to accept a contract worth 2.5 million net per season, an amount lower than the 3 million offered by Sunderland a year ago, provided he joins a club that plays in Europe and competes for the league title.
In addition to the two Italian clubs, there are rumors from the Premier League about Manchester United and Chelsea, who are reportedly evaluating the defender’s profile. Along with Juventus and Inter, the English clubs have also been offered John Stones. In the last few hours, however, Besiktas coached by Vincenzo Italiano, former rossoblù coach, has reappeared and resumed exploring the option.
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