Juventus Want To Sign Marseille Star For Antonio Conte – But Inter Milan Still In Pole Position | OneFootball

Juventus are eyeing up a move for Marseille winger Luis Henrique as a player for Antonio Conte, but Inter Milan are in pole position for his signature.

This according to today’s print edition of Turin-based newspaper Tuttosport, via FCInterNews.

It is now certainly widely-known that Inter Milan want to sign Marseille winger Luis Henrique.

The 23-year-old is the player who the Nerazzurri want to back up Denzel Dumfries at wingback.

Inter have been in negotiations with Marseille for Henrique for the past number of weeks.

Meanwhile, the Nerazzurri reportedly have an agreement in hand with the Brazilian on personal terms.

Juventus Want To Sign Luis Henrique For Conte – But Inter In Pole Position

BERGAMO, ITALY – JANUARY 18: SSC Napoli coach Antonio Conte looks on before the Serie A match between Atalanta BC and SSC Napoli at Gewiss Stadium on January 18, 2025 in Bergamo, Italy. (Photo by Marco Luzzani/Getty Images)

Tuttosport report that Inter are not the only team with an interest in signing Luis Henrique, however.

The Turin-based newspaper note that there are teams in the Premier League eyeing the Marseille winger up.

However, Tuttosport report, it is Juventus who are really keen to hijack Inter’s deal for Henrique.

According to the newspaper, this could be a sign that the Bianconeri are going all-in to appoint Antonio Conte as coach next summer.

Henrique would be the kind of wide player that Conte likes to have in his team.

Therefore, Juventus could aim to make the Brazilian a major squad reinforcement as they aim to reboot by bringing the Napoli coach back for another go at the club.

However, Tuttosport confirm, it is still Inter who are in by far the strongest position to sign Henrique.

The Nerazzurri have agreed a five-year contract with Luis Henrique. The 23-year-old is set to earn €2.2 million net in his first season, rising with each subsequent season.

Then, Tuttosport report, Inter and Marseille have agreed on a fee of €22 million plus add-ons. The Ligue 1 club will not hold out for €30 million.