Juventus' Filip Kostic attracting major Serie A interest
Serie A side Juventus have seen versatile winger Filip Kostic return to the club this summer after a loan at Turkey.
The Serbian's future at Turin is definitely uncertain and he is likely to depart in the next few weeks. Alfredo Pedulla have looked at major interest from Serie A sides.
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He reports that Kostic will evaluate offers that come his way and main interest comes from Atalanta, who are selling Matteo Ruggeri. There is intrigue from both Bologna and Roma, who will be playing in the Europa League next season.
The Giallorossi have asked for information about Kostic and there have also been two offers from abroad. The wing-back is yet to make a decision about his future, as he prepares to leave Juventus.
Kostic had done well in his loan at Fenerbahce last season, assisting eight times in the league and became a regular under Jose Mourinho during the campaign.
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