
Chelsea have made a dramatic change of heart regarding the future of Portuguese midfielder Renato Veiga, allowing him to join Juventus on loan for the remainder of the season.
Renowned journalist Matt Law reports that Chelsea initially intended to keep the 21-year-old beyond the January transfer window to aid their squad depth.
However, in a surprising turn of events, the club approved Veiga’s temporary departure within the past 48 hours following an internal decision.
Veiga will now head to Serie A, where he is expected to continue his development with the Italian giants. The move marks another strategic step in Chelsea’s management of their young talents, ensuring they gain valuable experience at the highest levels of European football.
The loan deal is set to run until the summer, with Veiga poised to gain regular minutes and hone his skills in a competitive environment.
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