Reporter: Fans questioned Juventus selling Via and Mbangula at a low price, but many reasons have led to the transaction

reporter Andrea Ajello wrote an article about why Juventus plans to sell Xiao Wei'a and Mbangula for 23 million euros.

The reporter said that the most likely Juventus to leave the team is Via and Mbangula. Juventus is negotiating with Nottingham Forest. The two sides have basically reached a consensus on the transfer amount, with a total price of about 23 million euros. It's the player's turn to decide whether to accept the transfer.

Many people in the Juventus circle, especially fans, have not questioned the sale of these two players, but are puzzled why Juventus sold these two players for a total price of 23 million euros.

First from a technical perspective, neither Via nor Mbangula are important players in Juventus, and they are not even in Tudor's plan for next season. After Tudor took office, Mbangula had almost no playing time. In recent months, he played for 4 minutes. He had performed amazingly under Mota, but his chances were reduced sharply after changing coaches. According to Tudor's tactical system, this player born in 2004 and mainly played on the wing is not suitable.

Although Via is not a fringe player like Mbangula, he has been replaced by Alberto Costa at the end of the season and in the Club World Cup. During Mota's period, Wei'er was the main full-back and started for 7 consecutive games.

Therefore, it is understandable that Juventus is willing to let people out at a low price just in terms of on-court performance. For players not in the head coach's plan, the club is willing to "discount".

But to fully understand this transaction, it is also necessary to look at the time. If these two players can reach an agreement and complete the transfer as soon as possible, Juventus can record the income on the books before the end of the fiscal year on June 30, thereby improving the financial report. This instant revenue of 23 million euros will also help the club become more proactive in the transfer market.

The last thing cannot be ignored is the cost of Juventus investing in introducing these two players. Juventus spent 11 million euros to sign Via from Lille, and less than 500,000 euros to sign Mbangula from Anderlecht. Even if two players are sold for a total price of 23 million euros, Juventus can still make considerable book profits.

These are the reasons that prompted Juventus to accept a quotation of 23 million euros. Objectively speaking, this price is not high for two players who are still young, especially Mbangula, and they have proved that they have the ability to gain a foothold on a certain level of stage.