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Ndour on Juventus radar after firing Azzurrini to Euros

Juventus are among several clubs keeping tabs on Cher Ndour after the Fiorentina midfielder fired Italy’s Under-21s to the European Championship.According to Tuttomercatoweb, the Bianconeri see the ...

Ndour on Juventus radar after firing Azzurrini to Euros

Juventus has the interest of Cher Ndour, a young Italian midfielder who recently led his country's Under-21 team to victory in the European Championship. According to Tuttomercatoweb, the Bianconeri consider Ndour as one of the top choices for their midfield options, as they aim to strengthen their squad with more Italian players.

Ndour shone brightly in Italy's recent 6-2 win against Poland, netting two goals, including an impressive one from inside his own half. He captained the team during this match, which secured their direct qualification for the 2027 Euro tournament in Albania and Serbia.

The 22-year-old made his move to Fiorentina from Paris Saint-Germain in early 2025 for a price of €5 million. With Paris Saint-Germain retaining a 50% ownership stake, Fiorentina has made him an untouchable player during the summer transfer window. Among all the outfield players, Ndour has logged the most minutes this season, with only Radu Dragusin playing more. The French club's sporting director, Fabio Paratici, has emphasized Ndour's importance by keeping him off limits during the transfer season.

As Ndour returns to Fiorentina, he is focused on helping his club climb back up in the standings after Saturday's crucial match against Genoa. The midfielder expressed his determination to contribute to the team's success, stating that they need to improve as soon as possible.

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