News about Juan Cuadrado

Sanchez, who has signed a one-year contract to return to Italy, left Inter in 2022, the summer of 2022. However, the Nerazzuri have opted to bring him back to San Siro after scoring 18 goals in 44 appearances last season. During his first stay at Inter, the Chilean forward scored 20 times and left 23 assists, winning the Serie A title and a Coppa Italia in the process.

ALVISE CAGNAZZO IN ITALY: Every year, the number of new players in the league has risen dramatically due to the increasing number of international players who want to play in Europe's best selling league. Many clubs have taken a gamble on a number of young players this season, rather than just the present, whether it's on the pitch or from a financial standpoint. Others have invested in what they believe to be a natural performer.

Juan Cuadrado, the Chelsea winger, has ruled out a move to Saudi Arabia because Cristiano Ronaldo 'didn't want him'. Both players played for three seasons at Juventus and gained two Serie A titles together, with others believing that their friendship might compel Cuadrado to pursue a growing number of top-profile names in tradeping Europe for Saudi Arabia. Despite winning nine major trophies in Turin and playing over 300 games, the 35-year-old is now a free agent after struggling to find a new deal.

GERMANY 0-2 COLOMBIA: In a friendly on Tuesday, Germany suffered a 2-0 home loss to Colombia in their country's new setback less than a year before they host Euro 2024. The visitors' first victory over the Germans was defeated by Luis Diaz's 54th-minute header and Juan Cuadrado's penalty in the 82nd. The Germans, who have less than a year to build a battle-hardened squad for the continental tournament, were unable to draw 3-3 with Ukraine last week, following their 1-0 loss to Poland on Friday.

PETE JENSON: Sevilla defeated Juventus 3-2 extra time for their seventh time in history after winning the Europa League final for the seventh time in their history. The Spaniards have won six times and have maintained their record of never losing a semi-final on an extraordinary night.

The Italian Court of Appeals has agreed to suspend the one-match partial stadium closure for Juventus after backers racially insulted striker Romelu Lukaku during the first leg of the Coppa Italia semi-finals. When he converted a stoppage-time penalty to earn Inter a 1-1 draw on Tuesday, the Belgium forward was subjected to abuse after being given his second yellow card for his engagements in front of the home fans. At the Allianz Stadium, a tumultuous end ensued as fist fights erupted between both groups of players, resulting in Inter captain Samir Handanovic and Juve midfielder Juan Cuadrado's dismissal after the final whistle.

Following supporters who racially insulted Inter Milan striker Romelu Lukaku during the first leg of the Coppa Italia semi-finals, Juventus has been banned with a one-match partial stadium closure. Since being given a second yellow card for his remembrances in front of the home fans, the Belgium forward was abused. Inter has drawn 1-1 on Tuesday after converting a stoppage time penalty. At the Allianz Stadium, a tumultuous end ensued as scuffles broke out between both teams of players, resulting in Inter captain Samir Handanovic and Juve midfielder Juan Cuadrado being dismissed after the final whistle.

After scoring in Romelu Lukaku's Coppa Italia semi-final with Juventus on Tuesday night, Juventus has promised to prohibit supporters who are found guilty of directing vile racial abuse. After converted a penalty in the fifth minute of stoppage time to salvage a 1-1 draw, the Belgian striker was subjected to monkey chanting from a section of Juventus supporters behind the goal. Fans at Lukaku were seen screaming "f***ing monkey" and "f*** off" when they were given a second yellow card and sent off for shushing them during their celebrations, according to a video showing the referee's provocative behavior. Roc Nation, Lukaku's representatives, insisted that it was a normal part of his celebration. Lukaku was also seen mouthing something towards the Juventus faithful, with Football Italia announcing'muto', the Italian equivalent of telling someone to shut down.

Following a 1-1 draw in the first leg on Tuesday, Inter Milan and Juventus' Italian Cup semi-finals ended with a mass scuffle and three red cards. The Belgium striker received his second yellow card after Romelu Lukaku converted a penalty in stoppage time to equalize for Inter, despite publicly taunting the crowd. Juan Cuadrado, who had put Juventus ahead in the 83rd, and Inter goalkeeper Samir Handanovic were both given red cards as they clashed after the final whistle, with players from both teams then getting involved to distinguish the two teams.

ALVISE CAGNAZZO IN ITALY: It was another action-packed weekend in Italy as Serie A saw many more twists and turns. Napoli lost just their second league match of the season against Lazio on Friday night, while Roma displaced AC Milan in the top four positions after Jose Mourinho's side defeated Juventus. Sportsmail delves into Serie A's weekend action, offering you ten things we learned.

According to reports, Cristiano Ronaldo's new club Al Nassr is targeting Juan Cuadrado, the Portuguese icon's ex Juventus teammate. Al Nassr, having significantly raised the club's international profile with their £175 million-per-year capture of the 37-year-old superstar, is expected to cash in on the buzz by recruiting more high-profile players from Europe's top leagues in January. Cuadrado, a full-back who competed alongside Ronaldo in Turin between 2018 and 2021, is said to be high on the Saudi giants' wishlist, with his deal set to end at the end of the season.

Serie A is finally back! There has been no top-flight action in Italy since November 13, with a long break for the World Cup and the festive season. Fortunately for those with Calcio withdrawal symptoms, the game is back in a big dollop on Wednesday, with a full slate of ten Serie A games distributed fairly throughout the day. ALVISE CAGNAZZO provides us with the state of play at all 20 of the clubs ahead of its return.

Juventus will always be a club with the intention of winning at any price, but it will be ever more aware of the latest economic challenges. The dramatic decrease in expenses would be the first step in reaching competitive levels even in the financial sector. The new club's priorities will be concentrated on the second team.

ALVISE CAGNAZZO IN ITALY: There was only one positive on Juventus' miserable evening when they fell out of the Champions League, and it was Samuel Iling-Junior. In the 4-3 loss at Benfica, the young English midfielder displayed all his strength and technical ability, assuaging Juventus to dramatically raise the quality of the team in less than 20 minutes. The 19-year-old scored two goals and appeared to be a key figure in the Italian team's lineup on his debut in the Champions League last Friday after a commotion few minutes against Empoli in Serie A last Friday.

The 21-year-old Juve youth product won after 73 minutes after his curled shot from the edge of the box bounced in off the post for his first league goal. Juventus was eager to bounce back from their humiliating loss to Benfica mid-week after losing 4-3.

ALVISE CAGNAZZO: The sixth round of Serie A fixtures saw the league table get to life, with Napoli, Atalanta, and AC Milan all getting off to a good start in the new season as they announce their early hopes to win the Scudetto. Meanwhile, the Udinese beat Sassuolo 3-1, putting them on a collision course. In our new ten things we learned from Serie A with Sportsmail's Alvise Cagnazzo, we've got all of this and more.

Juventus sank two goals in the first half against their unfancied opponents, but the team came back after the break through goals from Bremer and Bonucci. They then thought they had won a last-minute contest when Arkadiusz Milik flicked a header from a corner, but Bonucci was adjudged to have been offside and interfered with play. The incident resulted in tumultuous scenes at Allianz Stadium, with Milik being sent off for overcelebrating (but not for the intended goal to be disallowed), while Juan Cuadrado and Salernitana's Federico Fazio were both given their marching orders after breaking into a scuffle. Massimiliano Allegri, Juventus's manager, was also barred from the touchline.

Juventus was held to a 0-0 draw in Sampdoria's second Serie A game of the season on Monday, with the hosts coming nearest to scoring when Mehdi Leris struck the post early on. In the seventh minute, Frenchman Leris had Sampdoria's only chance on goal after a cross cut across Juve's defense and landed him in the middle of the box, but goalkeeper Mattia Perin deflected his attempt. Juan Cuadrado of Juveni had a chance to find an unidentified Vlahovic in the 15th minute after stealing the ball from defender Tommaso Augello but decided not to fire and his attempt was saved.