Juventus reach agreement to sign Francisco Conceicao from Porto | OneFootball

Juventus have reached an agreement with FC Porto for the permanent signing of Francisco Conceicao, according to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano.

They have finalised a transfer fee worth over €30 million to make his loan transfer permanent, agreeing to pay the amount in four instalments.

For his part, Conceicao has waived one-fifth of his bonuses to extend his stay in Turin.

Conceicao moved to the Allianz Stadium on loan last summer and established himself as a regular for the Bianconeri.

He bagged seven goals and six assists in all competitions last season, playing a pivotal role in the Bianconeri finishing inside the Champions League places.

Despite not being a regular starter, the Nations League winner has been a real catalyst in the attack.

He produced some excellent performances, including two goals against Al-Ain in the recently concluded Club World Cup.

The 22-year-old is a constant threat down the right flank, highlighted by an average of 6.71 progressive carries and 2.68 dribbles per game.

The diminutive attacker is extremely industrious off the ball, making him a perfect fit for manager Igor Tudor’s system.

After sorting out Conceicao’s transfer, Juve will shift their focus towards Randal Kolo Muani, who has returned to Paris Saint-Germain after his loan spell in Turin expired.

They have been pushing to secure another loan move with an option to buy for the French striker.

With Dusan Vlahovic expected to leave this summer, Tudor wants to keep hold of Kolo Muani to strengthen the attack.

The Bianconeri have signed Canadian striker Jonathan David on a free transfer, while winger Nico Gonzalez has been linked with a move to Saudi Pro League club Al-Ahli.