According to Football Italia, Pierre-Emile Højbjerg is being pursued by both Juventus and Napoli, but Tottenham will not allow the Serie A clubs to loan the midfield player unless they have an obligation to buy included in the deal.
In search of additional midfield players, Napoli and Juventus have their sights set on Spurs’ Højbjerg during the January transfer window, as reported by Sky Sport Italia.
According to reports, the Denmark international wants more playing time. Meanwhile, Juventus needs to replace Paul Pogba and Nicolò Fagioli who are suspended, and Napoli is searching for a temporary substitute for André Zambo Anguissa, who will play in the AFCON in January.
Tottenham won’t sell the 28-year-old unless one of the two teams includes a buyout clause in the agreement, according to Sky Sport, but Juventus and Napoli are reportedly willing to talk about a loan agreement with a buyout option.
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In all competitions this season, Højbjerg has made 17 appearances; his North London contract expires in June 2025.
Aurelio De Laurentiis, the president of Napoli, announced on Friday that he would bring in one or two central midfield players for the upcoming month.
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