Overview
- Sky reports Palace turned down Juve’s offer of a €2m loan with a €28m obligation triggered by Europa or Champions League qualification, holding out for a permanent sale at roughly €35–40m.
- Talks now explore a blended package near €33m with an obligation tied to European qualification and bonuses, but sizeable agents’ commissions remain a hurdle.
- CEO Damien Comolli is leading negotiations, with a new call between the clubs expected as Juventus accelerates plans following the Cagliari defeat and a pressing need for a physical No. 9.
- Multiple outlets say Mateta has given the green light to join Juventus, with a four‑year contract reportedly agreed on personal terms.
- Palace coach Oliver Glasner said the striker can leave if the required price is met, while Juventus keep alternatives warm, including Youssef En‑Nesyri on a possible short‑term loan and Joshua Zirkzee.