"We also told you about the player's openness and then Liverpool's intention to enforce their terms. This intention remains, in the sense that Liverpool, despite Federico Chiesa's zero minutes last night against Arsenal, continue to insist that, in terms of numbers, in such a long season, with so much competition and, above all, injuries for Liverpool, releasing Chiesa is something Liverpool currently have no intention of doing, unless a significant offer arrives, and then Liverpool insist on a permanent transfer or an obligation to buy."
"Fabrizio Romano has said that Liverpool winger Federico Chiesa is ready to leave for Juventus in the January transfer window. We learned this week that Juve had expressed their intention to Liverpool and their agents to begin negotiations. Juve continue to remain on an initial loan, evaluating the possibility of proposing something more creative, perhaps including a conditional obligation. Today, Liverpool want a guaranteed obligation."
Juventus have expressed intent to begin negotiations with Liverpool and Federico Chiesa's agents, and Chiesa is open to a January move. Liverpool insist on strict financial and contractual terms given the long season, competition for places and injury concerns, and are reluctant to release Chiesa unless a significant offer arrives. Liverpool insist on either a permanent transfer or an obligation to buy. Juventus prefer an initial loan and are evaluating a conditional obligation, while Liverpool want a guaranteed obligation to secure the move.
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