Done deal: Juventus has signed Barcelona’s prodigy on a loan without a buyout clause.

A report in Mundo Deportivo by Roger Torello claims that Juventus is thinking about taking a look at a loan deal for Barcelona attacker Vitor Roque.

Roque, 19, is presently awaiting word on his future for the upcoming campaign,

even though it’s been reported that Barcelona’s original goal is to retain the Brazilian player on their roster.

Despite a six-month period of adjustment,

he did not have many opportunities to play under coach Xavi.

On the other side, Flick would like to keep Roque,

but everything is contingent upon Barcelona’s pay cap.

It should be emphasized that Roque’s contract is still pending official registration with LaLiga.

He was able to play during his period of adaptation, primarily due to Gavi’s injury.

But Barcelona needs to have enough salary cap room for Roque to be officially registered for the upcoming season.

Roque is still an important player in the market even though Barcelona is relying on La Liga to provide them with guidance regarding their financial status.

The previously cited source claims that Juventus, who are now hiring Thiago Motta,

may approach Barcelona about loaning Roque. But first,

Juventus needs to reduce their current salary before taking this action.

As of right now, the club is forcing Federico Chiesa to either extend his contract,

which expires in 2025, or to be sold this summer.

Moise Kean is also anticipated to leave, while Arkadiusz Milik will have surgery for a meniscus issue.

In the meantime, Roque’s circumstances are being monitored by additional teams.

This includes Atletico de Madrid, who intends to part ways with Alvaro Morata, and FC Porto, a Portuguese team.

A number of Premier League teams are also keeping a close eye on Barcelona’s plans regarding Vitor Roque.

Valencia has been acknowledged as having an interest in La Liga.

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