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Transfer: Juventus interested in Super Eagles goalkeeper
Super Eagles goalkeeper Maduka Okoye is a subject of interest from Serie A giants Juventus, DAILY POST reports.
Juventus are having challenges in their pursuit of Aston Villa goalkeeper, and have now turned to Okoye as an alternative to the Argentine, according to Italian outlet Tutto Udinese.
The Nigeria international enjoyed an outstanding campaign for Udinese, claiming the Player of the Season award.
The 26-year-old kept nine clean sheets in 30 league appearances for the Zebras.
Udinese, according to reports are open to selling Okoye provided they can get a suitable replacement.
Bologna goalkeeper Federico Ravaglia has been penciled down as a possible successor by the Friuli-based club.
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