Gazzetta: Juventus midfielder Pjanic accepts move to Barcelona
The Bosnian could be involved in a swap deal that takes him to Camp Nou
The Bosnian midfielder Miralem Pjanic has accepted a move to Barcelona, according to a report in the Italian newspaper 'La Gazzetta dello Sport' on Friday.
The outlet claims that Pjanic will enter into a deal cooked up between Barça and Juventus but that it's still to be decided what players will move in the opposite direction.
Pjanic, 30, is ready to leave Juventus and the Serie A champions have priced him at 60 million euros. Now it needs to be decided which Barça player is exchanged, keeping in mind the value of the players.
According to Gazzetta, Juve are interested in midfielder Arthur Melo, but the Brazilian, in contrast to Pjanic, has made it clear he does not want to change clubs this summer.
The alternatives are Ivan Rakitic and Arturo Vidal. The Croatian doesn't convince the Italians as he's not worth as much as Pjanic, while Vidal, who also has an offer from Inter, played for the Turin club earlier in his career.
Other players that have been discussed are the right-backs Nelson Semedo and Sergi Roberto, who can also play in midfield. In that case, Juve may also demand some money to be thrown in as well.
