Allegri hints at Juventus move for Pjanic
Pjanic has been linked with a return to Juve after a difficult first year at Barcelona where he’s found game time hard to come by under Ronald Koeman
Sebastian Nkrumah Listowell 
Juventus manager, Massimiliano Allegri has hinted that the club is indeed working on a possible return for Barcelona midfielder Miralem Pjanic.
The latest updates have suggested that Pjanic could take a pay-cut and join the Old Ladies on loan for a season with the option for a second.
However, the Turin giants may have to offload Aaron Ramsey before a deal for Pjanic can be done.
The 31-year-old has been linked with a return to Juve after a difficult first year at Barcelona where he’s found game time hard to come by under Ronald Koeman.
Allegri spoke at a news conference on Tuesday on a range of topics, some of which have led reporters to believe he was discussing Pjanic.
“We have Cristiano Ronaldo, who is great at shooting from distance, and Dybala, who is an excellent finisher closer to goal,
“One of these is right-footed and the other is left-footed. We might also sign another right-footed player who is good at free-kicks...we’re working on it.” Allegri said.
Various media platform have speculated that Pjanic is Allegri’s next target for Juventus, but remains to be seen how the story unfold.
