Pjanic 'wants Juventus return' just one year after move to Barcelona

Miralem Pjanic ‘would like a return to Juventus’ just one year on from his move to Barcelona, according to the Spanish giants’ former director Ariedo Braida

  • Miralem Pjanic ended four years at Juventus last summer, joining Barcelona 
  • The midfielder made just six starts in LaLiga under Ronald Koeman last term
  • Now the Bosnian is interested in a move back to Juve after Max Allegri’s return 

Miralem Pjanic is regretting his Barcelona move and pining to reunite with returning Juventus boss Max Allegri, according to the Catalans’ former sporting director. 

The midfielder joined the struggling Nou Camp side last summer in an agreement which saw midfielder Arthur move in the opposite direction.

Pjanic only managed to start six games last season under Ronald Koeman, and he arrived just in time for an explosive 12 months at the club featuring a feud between the board and Lionel Messi, presidential elections and financial turmoil. 

Miralem Pjanic arrived at Barcelona last summer but hasn’t yet managed to settle himself 

The midfielder spent four years at Juventus and he could already be looking to return to Turin

It’s no wonder the Bosnian is thinking of moving again, especially with Max Allegri returning to Turin. Pjanic won six trophies in three seasons under the Italian boss.  

‘I met Pjanic three to four days ago in Barcelona, where I was for personal reasons,’ Ariedo Braida, who was Barcelona’s sporting director from 2015 to 2019, told Tuttosport. 

‘We met by chance near Camp Nou and we talked.

Ariedo Braida was Barcelona president from 2015 to 2019, and has claimed he spoke to Pjanic

Max Allegri has returned to Juve after just two seasons away, aiming to turn their slump around

‘He would like a return to Juventus. Allegri certainly know him better than anyone.’ 

Pjanic made 178 appearances for Juventus in his last stint, but would face a challenge if he return to increase that tally. 

The Turin side’s nine-year dominance of Serie A ended last season, as Inter Milan won the title while Andrea Pirlo’s men could only manage fourth.  




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