Crystal Palace, West Ham United and Aston Villa are just some of the clubs that have been linked with Matias Soule in recent weeks.
The Eagles, the Hammers and the Villans are likely to be busy in the coming weeks as they look to bolster their respective ranks.
Palace are looking to replace Michael Olise, who recently left for Bayern Munich, while West Ham’s need for attacking reinforcements is well documented.
As for Villa, they could do with a new left-winger after Nicolo Zaniolo returned to Galatasaray – and then joined Atalanta – after his loan spell at B6 came to an end.
All four have been linked with Soule, who Juventus are seemingly eager to sell before the transfer window shuts.
Fabrizio Romano has now provided an update on the Argentine winger amid such strong links with the Premier League.
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Fabrizio Romano tips Crystal Palace to “do something absolutely” on Matias Soule front
The transfer insider, writing on GiveMeSport, believes that Palace are “absolutely” going to do something on the Soule front.
Romano also touched upon interest from West Ham and Leicester City, though he believes the player’s price tag means it won’t be easy for them.
“Another player they’ve (Palace) been tracking is Matias Soule but Juventus want €40million (£34million) for him,” said Romano.
“Also, West Ham United and Leicester City are interested, but €40million is a lot of money, so not that easy.
“And I expect Crystal Palace to do something absolutely because Oliver Glasner, apart from obviously Daichi Kamada joining, wants one more player.”
Who is Matias Soule?
Matias Soule is a 21-year-old forward who featured on the right wing, as a second striker and as a No. 10 on loan at Frosinone last season.
The Argentine left-footer made a real name for himself at the central Italian club, registering 11 goals and three assists from 32 Serie A outings.
Jacek Kulig of Football Talent Scout previously said Soule is a ‘Messi-esque’ talent who ‘can really produce magic’.
Meanwhile, Former Juventus player Davide Lanzafame told Tuttojuve in March: “He is a stratospheric player and for me it would be a mistake to sell him.
“He is having an incredible time at Frosinone, my hope is that he can stay in Turin and demonstrate his value.”