Emre Can has agreed a four-year deal with Juventus and will complete his move to the Italian giants, pending a medical.
According to Goal, the Germany international has agreed terms with Juve and will earn £4 million per season. Can is in line for a slight increase as he currently earns £3.6 million per season at Liverpool.
Per the source Can will be officially announced by the Italian giants after his contract with Liverpool expires at the end of June.
Can will end up leaving Liverpool for free, four years after joining from Bayer Leverkusen for £10 million. The 24-year-old established himself as a first-team regular in Jurgen Klopp’s squad this season.
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However, Can was omitted from the Germany national team after missing the tail end of Liverpool’s season with a back injury. The box-to-box midfielder was sidelined for Liverpool’s memorable wins over Manchester City and AS Roma in the UEFA Champions League.
Can did return in time for the final but was not included in Klopp’s starting eleven.
The 24-year-old provided five assists and scored three goals in 26 Premier League appearances for Liverpool this season.
