Inter and Roma are circling for Juan Cuadrado, who is reportedly unsettled at newly crowned Premier League champions Chelsea.
Cuadrado’s impressive displays with for Fiorentina and his country Colombia at last summer’s World Cup earned him a high-profile move to the Blues, who paid €34 million for his services in January.
According to Sky Sport Italia, the 27-year old is having trouble in adjusting to the role as a backup to Jose Mourinho’s starters and has already put his agent Alessandro Lucci to work to find him a new club.
A return to Serie A may be on the cards for Cuadrado, where he spent a five full seasons of his career playing also for Udinese and Lecce, with Inter and Roma pointed out as candidates for his signature.
Cuadrado’s Chelsea adventure has so far been limited to 14 appearances in all competitions – mostly off the bench – and he is still looking for his first goal for the Blues.
