Skriniar’s Serie A Return? Juventus Eyes Loan Move

Milan Skriniar from Slovakia, who has found himself sidelined in Luis Enrique’s plans, may be on his way out of Paris Saint-Germain in the upcoming January transfer window. Juventus sees him as a strong candidate to fill in for the injured Gleison Bremer.

Last week, Juventus managed a hard-fought victory against RB Leipzig (2-3). While the three points secured their path to the next round of the Champions League, the team returned home with the unsettling news of a serious injury to one of their players.

This time, it was Brazilian defender Gleison Bremer who suffered damage to the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee, an injury that will keep him off the field for at least six months. This leaves the new coach of the Vecchia Signora, Italian-Brazilian Thiago Motta, without one of his most crucial players.

Juventus Eyes Skriniar Loan Amid PSG Struggles
To mitigate the impact of this loss on the team’s performance, the management has started exploring options for bringing in a new centre-back.

According to Gazzetta dello Sport, Juventus is considering Milan Skriniar, a Slovak defender with extensive Serie A experience from his time at Inter Milan, who is currently not a key player at Paris Saint-Germain. The club would be eager to secure him on loan during the upcoming winter transfer window.

By the way, in the last few hours, the defender has been questioned about his delicate situation at the Parc des Princes and has made it clear that he is still working with the idea of ​​earning a place.

“Have I spoken about this with Luis Enrique? No, because the coach doesn’t even discuss these things. Of course, I would like to have more opportunities, but the team is made by the coach and I respect his decisions. I can’t control these things. I can only influence what I have already said, that is, to keep myself in the best possible shape, train well and, if the opportunity presents itself, try to take advantage of it and show everyone that I have what it takes ,” he indicated.