Juventus reject German offers for Adzic and hold on to his future

Fabrizio Romano has revealed that Juventus rejected offers from German clubs worth between €15 to €16 million for the permanent transfer of Montenegrin Vasilije Adzic during the summer transfer window.

Romano explained that Juventus preferred to send the player to US Sassuolo on loan while retaining control over his future, especially since the club believes in his potential and wants to monitor his development before making a final decision regarding his future.

The loan deal includes Adzic's transfer to US Sassuolo for €500,000, with a buy option of €12 million in favor of the Italian club, while Juventus retained the right to recall the player to Torino for €1.7 million.

Adzić has made a strong start with US Sassuolo, scoring four goals and providing one assist since the beginning of the season, including three consecutive goals in Serie A. This has led Juventus to monitor his development closely, with the possibility of re-signing him in the future if he continues to perform at his current level.