Sassuolo striker Simone Zaza has revealed that he would be willing to leave the Italian side for a bigger club in the future, hinting at a possible return to Juventus.
The 23-year-old had been co-owned by the Old Lady up until the Neroverdi purchased his full playing rights from the Turin giants back in June, but the rising star has since been linked with a move back to the Bianconeri in recent months and it seems he would be willing to sign with them again if the opportunity arrived.
Zaza spoke to Tuttosport about the possibility of eventually leaving Sassuolo for Juve and commented on his new spot in the Italy line up under Antonio Conte.
“Right now I’m only thinking about Sassuolo and doing well for this club,” said the Italian, who has scored two goals in his six Serie A appearances this season thus far including one in the Neroverdi’s 1-1 draw with Juventus on Saturday.
“I would only leave Sassuolo for a bigger club.
“Juve? No one equals Juventus. It would be nice to pair up with Carlos Tevez.
“National team? I’ve gained the trust of Conte and I don’t want to disappoint him.”
