The chances of seeing Milan Skriniar back in the Italian championship are increasing day by day. The Slovakian centre-back has never really convinced Luis Enrique since he was bought for no transfer fee from the Paris Saint Germain in the summer of 2023, as demonstrated by his performance this season.
The former Inter player, in fact, has only appeared in three games for a total of 201 minutes overall. It is quite clear that the relationship between the Slovakian defender and the Spanish coach is not the best, as is Skriniar’s performance which is not on par with his best years at San Siro.
According to La Gazzetta dello Sport‘s report this morning, if things do not change in the next two months, it will inevitably be goodbye in January. With this in mind, Juventus is trying every possible way to convince PSG to agree to a negotiation for loaning the former Inter player on their own terms.
The reason for this is that Thiago Motta‘s team has lost Bremer for the entire season due to his cruciate ligament tear, and among the replacements identified by Cristiano Giuntoli, Skriniar is certainly at the forefront. However, the real hurdle is the loan terms with Juventus wanting to secure a straight loan deal, splitting the 10 million euro net salary between the two clubs. An agreement that does not seem so straightforward as of now…
