Juventus and Manchester City would have taken Jorginho “in a heartbeat” had he become available over the summer, says Pat Nevin, with it pleasing to see “the bravest player you will ever meet” still at Chelsea.
Questions were asked of the Italy international’s future when Maurizio Sarri departed Stamford Bridge.
With Jorginho having enjoyed considerable success under the former Napoli coach, it was suggested that their working relationship could continue at Serie A champions Juve.
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Premier League title holders City have also expressed interest in the 27-year-old at various stages in the past and were in the market for another ball-playing midfielder during the last transfer window.