Chelsea star Christian Pulisic 'enters talks with Juventus' after falling out of favour at Stamford Bridge, with the Blues expected to demand £31m for the American winger
- Christian Pulisic has started just one Premier League game so far this season
- The American winger has struggled to establish himself in four years at Chelsea
- He has now 'entered talks with Juventus over a move away from the club'
- The Blues are thought to value the 24-year-old at '£31 million'
Christian Pulisic has 'begun talks with Italian giants Juventus over a £31 million move away from Chelsea.'
The America winger is believed to have had a bad relationship with Thomas Tuchel before the manager left, and is apparently still keen on a move away despite Graham Potter's appointment.
Pulisic has impressed at times in his four seasons at Stamford Bridge but has struggled with injuries and failed to establish himself as a regular goalscorer.
Christian Pulisic has reportedly 'entered talks with Juventus over a potential £31 million move'
The American winger was an unused substitute in Graham Potter's first game in charge
According to reports in Calcio Mercato, Juventus have made contact with Pulisic, who has been keen on a move to Turin for 'some time'.
They also claim that Chelsea want '£31m' for the 24-year-old, despite his relative lack of playtime this season.
Pulisic has started just once in the Premier League this season. He was making regular substitute appearances under Tuchel, but went unused in Potter's only game in charge so far.
Pulisic is believed to have had a poor relationship with former Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel
Chelsea currently sit seventh in the league after six games, a disappointing start for a team that spent to heavily over the summer.
They will be hoping the new manager can bring some of his old club's Brighton to the West London club.
The Blues will next be in action at Crystal Palace on Saturday, October 1st.
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