Following a successful season with Juventus, Colombian winger Juan Cuadrado’s future looks to be in London, with parent club Chelsea keen to bring him back to Stamford Bridge.
The former Fiorentina man initially signed for the then-Jose Mourinho’s Blues in January 2015, however, limited playing time saw him loaned back to Italy to join the Old Lady.
Now, according to Tuttosport, incoming Chelsea boss Antonio Conte is a keen admirer of Cuadrado, dating back to his time as Juventus coach, and will welcome him to the club’s Cobham training complex with open arms.
So far this season, the 27-year-old has appeared 28 times in Serie A and contributed by scoring four goals as well as providing an additional five assists for his teammates.
During his short stint in London, Cuadrado started just four times in the Premier League, making an additional eight appearances as a substitute, which earned him a league-winners medal.
