Juventus to seal £21.4m winger deal with Chelsea

Juventus will reportedly buy-out Juan Cuadrado's contract after they managed to lift the Serie A title for the sixth year in a row.

The Colombia international enjoyed a fruitful spell on loan with the Old Lady last term, and this earned him a return to familiar grounds on a three-year temporary deal last summer.

According to The Sun, the Italian champions will have to cough up a £21.4m to sign Cuadrado permanently after they managed to clinch the Scudetto for the sixth year running.

Cuadrado has been a main figure for the Turin-based club this season after having contributed four goals and seven assists in 43 outings for Max Allegri's side.

The former Fiorentina man never really settled following his £23.2m move in January 2015, and the Blues now stand to make a slight loss from a player, who looks to have made his name with the Old Lady.

Cuadrado could get the chance to celebrate a historic treble with Juventus next month when they take on Real Madrid in the Champions League football. 

Apart from the Scudetto, the club lifted the Coppa Italian crown last week after defeating Capital club Lazio by a 2-0 scoreline.