Former England defender Sol Campbell could be on his way
to Italy in January to play for Juventus, according to
reports.
The 35-year-old, who made more than 250 league appearances for
Tottenham Hotspur before making a highly controversial move to the
club's arch-rivals Arsenal, is currently looking for a new club
after leaving League Two Notts County.
Campbell, who shocked the football world by signing a five-year
contract with the Magpies, featured just once before walking out,
claiming the newly-taken over Meadow Lane outfit had not fulfilled
promises made to him when he agreed to put pen to paper.
Despite leaving County, he has yet to be officially released
from his contract, and is hoping to train with former club Arsenal
in the meantime in order to improve his fitness levels.
The powerful stopper, who has 73 caps for England, was linked
with moves to Aston Villa, Everton and Newcastle prior to signing
for County, and has been tipped to join Hull City, Wolves and
former club Portsmouth since his premature departure from the
basement division outfit.
But, according to Tuttosport, Campbell's next port of
call could be Serie A, with Turin giants Juventus considering a
pay-as-you-play deal for the defender to help them deny Jose
Mourinho's Inter Milan another league title.
However, reports in England claim that Championship high-fliers
West Bromwich Albion are keen on acquiring the experienced
centre-back to assist their bid to bounce straight back into the
Premier League following last season's demotion from the
top-flight.