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Higuian closes in on juventus move

Gonzalo Higuain has undergone a medical
with Juventus and agreed personal terms as
he closes in on a move to the Serie A
champions.
The Bianconeri have agreed
to pay the Argentina international's €94 million
release clause, with Napoli set to receive the
money in two sets of €47m installments.
Higuain will sign a four year-contract with the
Turin outfit, with his deal worth €7m-a-year.

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