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Jovetic had agreed to join Juventus, claims Marotta
The Turin giants' general director has stated that the attacker was ready to join the Serie A champions in the summer transfer window
Giuseppe Marotta has claimed that Fiorentina attacker Stevan Jovetic had already given a transfer to Juventus in the summer transfer window the go-ahead, before the move eventually fell through due to financial reasons.The reigning Serie A champions had earmarked the Montenegro international as the perfect addition to their attack, but they failed to reach an agreement with Fiorentina over a transfer fee.
Jovetic revealed earlier this month that Juve pushed hard to sign him in the summer, but that he opted to stay at the Viola as he's happy with life at his current club.
Nevertheless, Marotta claims that the 22-year-old was ready to make the move to the Champions League hopefuls.
"Jovetic? It's a positive thing that the player and his entourage gave us the green light in the summer. It is useless to further discuss it. I can only say that we are closely monitoring a number of great players," Juventus' general director said to reporters.
Jovetic is under contract with Fiorentina until June 2016.
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