“The price makes the market” is what Juventus CEO Beppe Marotta stated a few days ago in reference to Real Madrid’s maxi-offer for Paul Pogba. The price makes the market, usually, but then there are cases in which there is no price to fix, simply because the player is unsellable. This seems to be the case for Leonardo Bonucci and Juventus.
 

Therefore the bianconeri has not fixed any price with its inspirational leader and Italian international; there will be no negotiations for 30, 40 or even 50 million because Bonucci is quite simply unsellable. But the Premier League will not let go, they keep insisting on the 29-year-old; step forward Chelsea and Manchester City who have reportedly already tabled bids in excess of €40 million plus bonus with the club from the capital seemingly prepared to raise their offer again to re-unite the player with his former mentor at Stamford Bridge next season. But we finish back where we started, Bonucci only has one vote and that vote is to remain…

Adapted from an original article by @NicolaBalice. Translation by Steve Mitchell