The transfer of striker, Mirko Vucinic, looks more of 'when it will happen' than 'will it happen' as the striker has asked to train away from the squad ahead of an imminenet transfer before or by the end of the winter transfer window.
The Montenegro international has been out of favour at the Turin club and is ready to push for a move to another club in search of first team football.
Former AS Roma man has been a subject of imminent transfer from English premier league side, Arsenal, who are in the market for a striker, he has also rejected a move to Russia with Zenit St Petersburg, while a swap deal between Juve and Inter involving Fredy Guarin collapsed.
However, His representative, Alessandro Lucci confirmed an exit is looking likely.
"Vucinic spoke with Conte and they have agreed he will train apart in these last days of the transfer market because he is involved in some possible negotiations," Lucci said
"But I want to say that Mirko has never asked to be sold."
Vucinic moved to Juventus Stadium in 2011 and has scored 26 goals in 89 appearances in all competitions for the club.
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