Juventus and Szczesny reach an agreement to terminate the contract by mutual consent
The Italian club Juventus has decided to terminate the contract of Polish goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny this summer.
The player's contract with Juventus expires in June 2025.
The player was removed from Thiago Motta's accounts, as the latter does not intend to rely on him in the new season.
Journalist "Romero Agreste" said that Juventus had reached a preliminary agreement with the player's agents to terminate the contract by mutual consent.
This comes after attempts to sell the player failed during the current summer Mercato, as Al-Nasr Club was one of the most prominent clubs wishing to sign Szczesny.
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