Crystal Palace might make a move for Joao Mario from Juventus. The asking price is about twelve million euros. The Portuguese player, who is twenty-five, can play winger or fullback on the right side. His current club in Italy barely uses him, so he wants out for more minutes. Palace manager Oliver Glasner could maybe get him back on track.
The South London club, sometimes called the Eagles, is pushing in Europe and needs better players. They have the cash for a deal this cheap. Juventus only paid eleven million for him recently and will take a tiny profit. Mario would probably be pumped for a Premier League jump, especially to a London club with some recent domestic trophy wins.
That price tag might still cause some hesitation, though. If Palace wants a strong finish, they need attacking upgrades. Spending that amount could be a steal, but only if the guy adjusts fast to English football. The whole thing hinges on whether the two teams can agree when the signing period opens.
The South London club, sometimes called the Eagles, is pushing in Europe and needs better players. They have the cash for a deal this cheap. Juventus only paid eleven million for him recently and will take a tiny profit. Mario would probably be pumped for a Premier League jump, especially to a London club with some recent domestic trophy wins.
That price tag might still cause some hesitation, though. If Palace wants a strong finish, they need attacking upgrades. Spending that amount could be a steal, but only if the guy adjusts fast to English football. The whole thing hinges on whether the two teams can agree when the signing period opens.
