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Fiorentina opens door for Juventus target to leave in January

Dodo has been one of the best right backs in Serie A over the last few seasons, and he is the reason Michael Kayode moved to Brentford, as he was not to be benched at Fiorentina. Juventus is one of th...

Fiorentina opens door for Juventus target to leave in January

Fiorentina has indicated that it is willing to let go of right back Dodo, a key target for Juventus, at the end of the January transfer window. Dodo has been one of the premier defenders in Serie A over the past few seasons, and he is the reason Michael Kayode joined Brentford. Juventus has been closely monitoring Dodo's situation, and the Bianconeri would have been thrilled to sign him at a free transfer.

However, Dodo's contract does not extend beyond the end of the current season, and he has refused to sign a new deal with Fiorentina. La Viola is likely regretting not having sold him earlier, as he could bolster their squad with his proven reliability. Juventus stands to gain a valuable asset for free, yet Dodo's decision to leave will hinge on whether he secures regular playing time in Turin.

The Brazilian's talent cannot be doubted, and his experience would be a welcome addition to any team, but the competition for spots will be fierce.

Other clubs, such as AC Milan, are also showing interest in signing Dodo, intensifying the race for his signature. The defender's future remains uncertain, but the stakes are high for Juventus. As the summer transfer window approaches, fans eagerly await the outcome, hoping that Fiorentina's decision will strengthen their rivals' squad with Dodo's formidable skills.

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