Juventus Initiates Contact with Jorge Mendes Over Bernardo Silva Free Transfer
Recent dispatches from Italy indicate that Juventus has opened discussions with Jorge Mendes, the representative of Manchester City’s esteemed midfielder, Bernardo Silva. The Portuguese star remains a significant target for the Bianconeri, who are exploring a potential free transfer this summer.
Juventus Engages Agent of Bernardo Silva
Over the past few weeks, various reports have suggested Juventus’s strong interest in securing Bernardo Silva on a free transfer. His current contract with Manchester City is slated to conclude at the end of the 2025-26 season, and he is reportedly not expected to extend his tenure at the Etihad Stadium.
According to the latest insights from sports journalists, Juventus is actively working towards finalizing a deal for Bernardo. The club is said to be in direct communication with the player’s camp, which includes his influential super-agent, Jorge Mendes.
However, the ultimate decision regarding his future largely rests with the player himself. Juventus will likely need to exercise patience, as Bernardo is not anticipated to make any significant choices about his next move until the close of the 2025-26 season with Manchester City.
The Bianconeri are not alone in their pursuit of the Portugal international for a potential free transfer this summer. Bernardo reportedly has several admirers both within and outside of Europe; clubs like Inter Miami and Galatasaray have previously been cited in other reports as possible destinations.
It is understood that if Bernardo Silva were to make the switch to Turin, Juventus would need to persuade him to accept a reduced salary. His current reported net earnings of €10 million in Manchester would comfortably establish him as the highest-paid player in Serie A for the upcoming season, far exceeding typical club wages in Italy.
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