MiTi: Juventus paid attention to Jurmand three years ago, but he was unwilling to offer a purchase of 20 million euros at that time

August 1: Juventus hopes to buy Jurmand this summer, and the Milan Sports Daily revealed that Juventus has followed Jurmand in 2022.

Jurmande, 26, is a Danish midfielder. He joined Lecce in January 2021, helped Lecce win the Serie B championship successfully upgraded in the 2021-22 season, and he also served as the captain of Lecce. In the Serie A League on October 29, 2022, Juventus defeated Lecce 1-0 away. Jurmand performed well in the midfield and hit the post with a long shot at the last moment of the game. "Milan Sports" said that Juventus has been paying close attention to Jurmand's performance in the months since then.

Considering the good relationship between Juventus and Lecce, Juventus could easily sign Jurmand at that time, but in the end Juventus did not choose to introduce Jurmand. In the summer of 2023, Lecce sold Jurmand to Portugal Sports for a transfer fee of 20 million euros, setting a record for the most expensive player sold in Lecce's club history.

In the next two seasons, Jurmande is also the absolute main player in Portugal Sports and is currently the captain of Portugal Sports. Juventus has once again become interested in Jurmand this summer, but now his net worth has risen a lot. Jurmand's current contract termination fee reaches 80 million euros, and Jurmand hopes to convince Portuguese Sports to sell itself for about 40 million euros through negotiations. Juventus is currently raising the transfer fee, and the club's general manager Comoli is hoping to sell players such as Douglas Luis and Mireti.

The Milan Sports Daily also revealed that Jurmande had made his mark in Serie A. At that time, in addition to Juventus, Milan and Roma were also paying attention to him. But later these Serie A strong teams were unwilling to offer a 20 million euro offer for Jurmand, which eventually led to Lecce selling the players to the Portuguese Super League. However, after two seasons in the Portuguese Super League, Juventus hopes to sign Jurmand at double the price.

Juventus spent 50 million euros last summer to sign Douglas Luis, but ignored the players' adaptation after transferring from the Premier League to Serie A. As for Jurmand, who had already adapted to Serie A two years ago, the Serie A giants were unwilling to take risks. "Milan Sports" pointed out that Serie A strong team should pay more attention to young players who play in Italian football, regardless of whether they are Italian players or not.