Chelsea flop Cuadrado lined up for shock transfer to European giants after snubbing new Juventus deal

CHELSEA flop Juan Cuadrado is set to leave Juventus.

And reports in Italy suggest the winger could be set to join another European giant.

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Cuadrado, 35, seems destined to depart Juventus when his contract expires at the end of the season after eight years with the club.

Both La Gazzetta dello Sport and Sky Sport Italia claim the Colombian has turned down a contract extension.

While Gazzetta’s report adds Cuadrado is wanted on a free transfer by both Fenerbahce and Sevilla.

Cuadrado has become a Juventus legend after forgetting his Chelsea woes to make 314 appearances for the Turin-based outfit.

He initially moves on loan from Stamford Bridge in 2015 before making the switch permanent in 2017.

He is capable of playing anywhere down the right flank.

This season he was most commonly deployed as a right winger, but was utilised as a right-back at times.

Cuadrado had joined the Blues from Serie A outfit Fiorentina in February 2015.

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While Cuadrado did win the title with Chelsea that season, he only returned one assist in 15 games.

After returning to Italy he won the Scudetto on five occasions.

Fellow Juventus stars such as Adrien Rabiot and Dusan Vlahovic have also been linked with an exit from the club after they failed to qualify for the Champions League.

This came following a 10-point deduction after being accused of inflating transfer fees in dealings with other Italian clubs to create millions of pounds in “capital gains” for tax purposes.