Spending two seasons at Manchester City between 2017 and 2019, Danilo wasn’t what you would call a regular under Pep Guardiola.
Often used as a utility player by the Spanish manager, the Brazilian was then sold to Juventus with Joao Cancelo going the other way.
He has since established himself in Italy, making 32 Serie A starts under Andrea Pirlo last season, and could be joined by a former teammate of his, Gabriel Jesus, if all rumours are to be believed.
There have been a number of reports that Juventus are keen on bringing in the Manchester City striker to Turin should Harry Kane end up at the Etihad, and a loan deal would be the best way to do that.
Danilo, on Thursday, sat down with Gazzetta dello Sport to have a chat about all things Juventus, and was asked whether he would advise the Manchester City striker to have an experience in Italy.
He said: “Of course, Gabriel is good and very intelligent. He could grow more in Italy because in Serie A, they close down well and it’s harder to score. If I could, I would bring him to Juventus”.
