Juventus are on the brink of completing a permanent deal for Chelsea winger Juan Cuadrado.
The Colombian has impressed following his loan move to the Bianconeri, despite the Turin side’s slow start to the season.
Tuttosport indicate that although Cuadrado has travelled to South America for internationals against Peru and Uruguay, his future may be settled while he is away.
Coach Massimiliano Allegri’s side have come to rely so heavily on Cuadrado’s attacking input that the €1.5 loan move is looking as though it may be made permanent as early as January.
A delegation from the Bianconeri will be despatched to London over the next week to ensure the deal can be concluded.
It is thought that it will cost Juventus €20 million to prise the former Fiorentina man away from his parent club, with bonuses linked to performance should the transfer go through.
