Man Utd set to finally lose long-term transfer target as Juventus prepare 'concrete offer'
The 27-year-old midfielder has inspired again this season, registering five goals and seven assists in 20 games in Serie A and the Europa League. And he could be on the verge of an Italy-wide blockbuster switch to crush Premier League rumors once and for all.
According to , Juventus are keen to provide £43.6m (€50m) plus add-ons to snare Milinkovic-Savic away from Lazio in the January transfer window. Massimiliano Allegri wants reinforcements for the second 1/2 of the season as The Old Lady faces a fight to finish in the Champions League places in Serie A.
Milinkovic-Savic's settlement at Lazio expires in 2024, and his side have suspended negotiations over an extension until after the World Cup, no doubt paving the way for a January exit. And Juventus are ready to capitalize on it with an interesting approach after their lovers cheered him on in Sunday's 3-0 triumph in Turin.
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Although Milinkovic-Savic entered the final 18 months of his contract in January, Lazio president Claudio Lotito is 'not bothered' by Juventus' use of communication and kept company to his £87million. But Juve look set to check their resolve at the first viable opportunity, an undertaking made more difficult by Lazio's feature in the table.
The Roma giants are just one factor behind fourth-placed Juventus, the last Champions League spot in a close war, with 7th-placed metropolitan opponents AS Roma , using only three points. The last thing Lazio supervisor Maurizio Sarri might have to do is lose this type of pivot player and simultaneously strengthen his direct opponents.
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While United would probably be happy if Juventus effectively capture Milinkovic-Savic and end consistent links with Old Trafford, they might not be eager to see the Italians go from strength to strength. Juve have entered the Europa League and could face FC Nantes in the round of 16.
If United slip past La Liga leaders Barcelona to enter the last 16, they could face Juventus later in the game. And with the Premier League's top four war escalating, with multiple groups covered, the Europa League could be the clearest path to the Champions League.
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The 27-year-old midfielder has inspired again this season, registering five goals and seven assists in 20 games in Serie A and the Europa League. And he could be on the verge of an Italy-wide blockbuster switch to crush Premier League rumors once and for all.
According to , Juventus are keen to provide £43.6m (€50m) plus add-ons to snare Milinkovic-Savic away from Lazio in the January transfer window. Massimiliano Allegri wants reinforcements for the second 1/2 of the season as The Old Lady faces a fight to finish in the Champions League places in Serie A.
Milinkovic-Savic's settlement at Lazio expires in 2024, and his side have suspended negotiations over an extension until after the World Cup, no doubt paving the way for a January exit. And Juventus are ready to capitalize on it with an interesting approach after their lovers cheered him on in Sunday's 3-0 triumph in Turin.
Although Milinkovic-Savic entered the final 18 months of his contract in January, Lazio president Claudio Lotito is 'not bothered' by Juventus' use of communication and kept company to his £87million. But Juve look set to check their resolve at the first viable opportunity, an undertaking made more difficult by Lazio's feature in the table.
The Roma giants are just one factor behind fourth-placed Juventus, the last Champions League spot in a close war, with 7th-placed metropolitan opponents AS Roma , using only three points. The last thing Lazio supervisor Maurizio Sarri might have to do is lose this type of pivot player and simultaneously strengthen his direct opponents.
While United would probably be happy if Juventus effectively capture Milinkovic-Savic and end consistent links with Old Trafford, they might not be eager to see the Italians go from strength to strength. Juve have entered the Europa League and could face FC Nantes in the round of 16.
If United slip past La Liga leaders Barcelona to enter the last 16, they could face Juventus later in the game. And with the Premier League's top four war escalating, with multiple groups covered, the Europa League could be the clearest path to the Champions League.
The 27-year-old midfielder has inspired again this season, registering five goals and seven assists in 20 games in Serie A and the Europa League. And he could be on the verge of an Italy-wide blockbuster switch to crush Premier League rumors once and for all.
According to , Juventus are keen to provide £43.6m (€50m) plus add-ons to snare Milinkovic-Savic away from Lazio in the January transfer window. Massimiliano Allegri wants reinforcements for the second 1/2 of the season as The Old Lady faces a fight to finish in the Champions League places in Serie A.
Milinkovic-Savic's settlement at Lazio expires in 2024, and his side have suspended negotiations over an extension until after the World Cup, no doubt paving the way for a January exit. And Juventus are ready to capitalize on it with an interesting approach after their lovers cheered him on in Sunday's 3-0 triumph in Turin.
Although Milinkovic-Savic entered the final 18 months of his contract in January, Lazio president Claudio Lotito is 'not bothered' by Juventus' use of communication and kept company to his £87million. But Juve look set to check their resolve at the first viable opportunity, an undertaking made more difficult by Lazio's feature in the table.
The Roma giants are just one factor behind fourth-placed Juventus, the last Champions League spot in a close war, with 7th-placed metropolitan opponents AS Roma , using only three points. The last thing Lazio supervisor Maurizio Sarri might have to do is lose this type of pivot player and simultaneously strengthen his direct opponents.
While United would probably be happy if Juventus effectively capture Milinkovic-Savic and end consistent links with Old Trafford, they might not be eager to see the Italians go from strength to strength. Juve have entered the Europa League and could face FC Nantes in the round of 16.
If United slip past La Liga leaders Barcelona to enter the last 16, they could face Juventus later in the game. And with the Premier League's top four war escalating, with multiple groups covered, the Europa League could be the clearest path to the Champions League.
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