The experienced Colombian midfielder should soon receive a contract extension from his leaders at Juventus.
Juventus are currently working on a new contract for Juan Cuadrado, Goal has learned. The experienced Colombian winger is getting closer to the last 12 months of his current contract.
The versatile South American has been part of the Bianconeri squad since leaving Chelsea in the summer of 2015. He has made more than 220 appearances for the Serie A giant and remains a very important part of the team. ‘team even if he is no longer very young (34 years old).
Cuadrado stands out in particular for his assists as he has recorded 10 in the Italian top flight this season. In all competitions, he has accumulated 17, while posting two goals. On the other hand, his ability to play both as a full-back or as a winger further underscored his importance in the collective. Coach Andrea Pirlo can no longer do without him.
Cuadrado should extend for two years
There are plenty of changes expected in Turin in the coming weeks on and off the pitch, but the Bianconeri see him as an important asset in their immediate future.
Efforts are therefore underway to extend Cuadrado and which will see him stay in Piedmont until 2023.
Cuadrado was close to seeing his lease end and it is logically that he aroused external envy. Everton are among those who would be keen to bring the player back to the Premier League. Carlo Ancelotti closely monitoring the events of his former club.
Cuadrado has also said in the past that he would like to return to his country at some point, but it may not be for this year.
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