Manchester United fullback Matteo Darmian is now worth around half of what the Red Devils paid for him in 2015, according to the Italian newspaper Tuttosport (via Calcio Mercato).
The outlet has a list of 25 Juventus targets for the next transfer window, and says the 26-year-old’s price should now be around €10m.
Matteo Darmian signed for Manchester United from Torino for €18m, and after seeing his form drop during his debut season, he hasn’t been given many chances since the arrival of José Mourinho at Old Trafford.
The player still has a contract which won’t expire anytime soon, as it runs until 2019. The article also puts a tag price on Javier Hernandez, who left Manchester United for Bayern Leverkusen in 2015 for €12m.
They say he’s now worth €20m, and has a contract with the German side which expires in 2018.
Chicharito had an impressive first season in Germany, scoring 26 goals in 43 matches. This season he has been prolific again: six goals and two assists in seven games.
Spending four full seasons at Old Trafford, the Mexican striker scored 59 goals in 157 appearances.
Calciomercato seem to be being rather optimistic on behalf of Juventus, and it would be a surprise if the Turin club could get either player for the prices quoted.
