Transfer news: Juventus interested in Yasin Ayari, Brighton demands €50 million

Author: Rodolph TOMEGAHPublished on: October 28, 2026Country: Italy

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Transfer news: Juventus interested in Yasin Ayari, Brighton demands €50 million

Juventus are interested in Yasin Ayari, Brighton’s midfielder. The English club is reportedly demanding €50 million to let him leave. The article does not say whether Juventus have made an offer.

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