European giants receive ‘positive feedback’ in move for Wolves player – Exit being considered

Jackson Tchatchoua has showed glimpses of his quality at Wolves this season.

Even if the right-back has seen his side not win even once in the Premier League, he has featured in every game in the campaign. In the last few weeks though, he has had to come off the bench under Rob Edwards.

There is now a possibility of the former Hellas Verona returning to Serie A in January.

Tuttomercatoweb take a close look at the player’s situation at Wolves, who are considering letting him depart next month.

It is believed that the Midlands club would accept a loan deal with an option to buy of around €10m. This is to make sure that they don’t incur a capital loss, having paid €12.5 to sign him.

In the meantime, the Cameroon international is attracting interest from Juventus. Luciano Spalletti’s side have kept an eye on him since the Verona days and have ‘positive feedback’ on him.

Inter Milan also like the 24-year-old, who had impressed former manager Simone Inzaghi quite a bit.

There is belief that a move for Tchatchoua will not be expensive but Wolves are expected to demand a hefty loan to let the player go.

Even if Tchatchoua doesn’t depart in January, a summer exit will be on the cards if Edwards’ side are relegated.