Juventus to Extend Pjanic’s Contract

DBasia.news – Juventus reported by Mediaset Premium would give a contract extension for Miralem Pjanic. I Bianconeri would also upgrade his salary.

Miralem Pjanic became the target of huge Europe clubs during the 2018 summer transfer market. The Juventus midfielder was related to Chelsea, Barcelona, and Real Madrid.

However, Juventus had no intention to let go of Miralem Pjanic. La Vecchia Signora considered the Bosnia Herzegovinan midfielder as one of the key players.

The situation made Juventus refused all the offers for Miralem Pjanic. I Bianconeri rumored would only let him go for 100 million euro (Rp1,6 trillion).

Currently, Miralem Pjanic got 4,5 million euro (Rp7,47 billion) salary in Juventus. With the extension, Pjanic would get 7 million euro (Rp116 billion).

The number made Miralem Pjanic has the same salary as Paulo Dybala. In Juventus, both were just behind Cristiano Ronaldo with 30 million euro (Rp498 billion) salary.

The contract extension would make Miralem Pjanic stays in Juventus until at least June 30, 2022, one season longer than the previous contract.

Miralem Pjanic has been playing for Juventus since 2016. At that time, the 28-year-old midfielder was bought from AS Roma with 32 million euro (Rp531 billion) price tag.