Barça striker Suarez set for Italian test in Perugia on Thursday
The Uruguay forward needs to pass the test to sign for Juve as an EU player
There's still uncertainty around Luis Suarez's future. When it seemed he had everything sorted with Juventus, he put a hold on talks with the Italian club to reconsider his plans.
According to TV3 on Thursday, Suarez has not ruled out remaining at Barcelona for another season, while Cuatro report that he'd prefer to move to Atletico Madrid than Juve.
Now, on Friday, Gazzetta Dello Sport has dedicated its front page to him with a brief and clear title: 'Suarez, in.' It suggests a move to Juve remains the most likely option.
Per Gazzetta Dello Sport, Suarez is studying ahead of an Italian language exam next week that would allow him to obtain citizenship and sign for the club without taking up a non-EU spot in the squad. The exam could be in Thursday in Perugia.
Meanwhile, Juve have also been linked with a 40 million euro move for Atletico's Alvaro Morata. In any case, there's optimism in Italy that coach Andrea Pirlo will get Suarez.
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