Juventus wants Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg as a replacement for Paul Pogba.
He is a rugged but combative midfielder. He has a solid physique of 186cm and shows influence in the midfield with his active activity. He shows sincerity in both offense and defense and is good at utilizing his physicality to incorporate it into his play style.
Hojbjerg, who played at Bayern Munich and Southampton, joined Tottenham Hotspur in August 2020. From then on, he played a key role in the midfield for three seasons and emerged as an indispensable member of the team. In his three seasons, he made a whopping 145 appearances. The number of appearances reached 50 times per season.
However, his position has decreased under coach Enze Postecoglou. Coach Postekoglou decided that Hojbjerg was not suitable to implement his tactics. Yves Bissouma and Pape Mata Sar became starters under coach Postekoglou, and Hojbjerg was naturally pushed to the bench. He has appeared in five league games to date, but has only played 78 minutes.
This summer, transfer rumors also surfaced. The main characters are Atletico Madrid and Fulham. Fulham selected him as a replacement for Joao Palinha, who was negotiating with Bayern Munich, and Atletico also sought to strengthen their midfield through Hojbjerg.레고토토
The transfer did not take place. Hojbjerg did not want to move to Fulham, and the terms offered by Atletico were not enough to persuade Tottenham.
Nevertheless, the transfer rumors still continue. This time, Juventus of Italy’s Serie A wants Hojbjerg. According to Italian media outlet Calcio Mercato, Juventus is reportedly considering him as a potential replacement for Pogba. Pogba is currently at risk of suspension due to a doping issue.
I cannot confirm the possibility of a transfer. Tottenham wants at least 30 million euros (about 42.7 billion won) for Hojbjerg’s transfer fee, but Juventus is not in a position to pay this amount due to financial problems. Accordingly, they are considering signing him on loan during the January transfer window and signing him permanently during the summer transfer window.