Chelsea star Juan Cuadrado is being monitored by Serie A champions Juventus, who may bring him back to Italy just five months after leaving.
The former Fiorentina winger has reportedly had trouble adjusting to life at Stamford Bridge after joining the west London club in January, and despiting claiming Premier League and League Cup winners’ medals the Colombian could be set for an exit.
According to Sport Italia, the Bianconeri may test the Blues’ resolve to keep hold of the former Fiorentina player this summer, though they have yet to table an official bid at this stage.
Cuadrado cost Chelsea an initial fee of €32.5 million when leaving Florence during the winter transfer window, having previously featured for Udinese and Lecce earlier in his career.
He made 12 league appearances for his new club last season, only four of which came from the start. He also featured once each in Champions League and League Cup action.
