Ange Postecoglou has only used Hojbjerg as an impact substitute off the bench so far this season, as the Dane has yet to start a single Premier League game for Spurs.
Over the last few weeks, a whole host of Italian publications have stated that Massimiliano Allegri is keen on bolstering his midfield department in January and likes the profile of the Spurs star
Juventus might not sign Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg due to cost
Corriere Torino have now become the latest to report on the matter, stating that the Serie A giants have ‘already started’ contacts with Hojbjerg’s entourage over a January move.
It is explained that while some sources put Spurs’ asking price at €30m (£25.9m), others put it as high as €40m (£34.5m), which would be an issue for Juve.
The report adds that the Old Lady would prefer a loan but Tottenham would want any temporary deal to come with an obligation to buy since they would want to sign a midfielder in January to replace the 28-year
Tottenham Hotspurs opinion
If Hojbjerg is put on the market, there will probably be a lot of interest in Europe. Despite the fact that the midfielder would only have 18 months left on his Tottenham contract, Tottenham will be confident of a permanent sale and would hope to recover at least £25 million for him.
