With just 163 minutes in Serie A this season and 39 last - Vasilije Adžić didn't get a real chance to show his talent in the Juventus jersey, so it seems the time has finally come for him to look for a chance to play elsewhere.
As during the recently concluded season, Italian media are citing a loan as the most realistic option, and Sassuolo is mentioned as the most serious club interested in the Montenegrin footballer.
The Emilia Romagna club was one of the better stories of the last Italian championship when they finished 11th under Fabio Grosso. In the meantime, Italy's 2006 World Cup hero has moved to Fiorentina, and Alberto Aquilani has taken over the Neroverde.
The signing of the former Roma, Liverpool, Juventus, Milan and Fiorentina midfielder is confirmation that Sassuolo wants an expert who has shown in Pisa and Catanzaro that he knows how to work with young footballers, writes "Tuttomercato".
The same media outlet also states that there are currently no real negotiations between the two clubs, but only informal contacts, but that it is known that Juve and Sassuolo have an excellent cooperation.
In addition to Sassuolo, interest from Genoa, Parma, Lecce and Frosinone - also members of Serie A - is also being reported in the Italian media.
It seems increasingly certain that the time has come for a new step in the career of the former Buducnost midfielder - even if he is temporarily away from Juventus.
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