Juventus goalkeeper refused to extend his contract with the club. It is known what caused this

Wojciech Szczęsny has recently become one of the key figures for Juventus Turin, but it seems that the Pole's time with the Zebras is coming to an end. The reason is not only the age of the goalkeeper, but also the recent refusal to extend his contract.

The 34-year-old's current deal expires in 2025 and the club intended to extend it for another year, but according to Tuttomercatoweb, the Pole refused to sign a new deal. Juventus offered Szczęsny to take a pay cut, reducing his salary by €2.5 million, which the goalkeeper does not want to do.

The Pole's current salary is 6.5 million euros a year, and under the new contract he would have to receive 4 million euros. But regardless of the goalkeeper's decision, Juventus intends to bring in a new goalkeeper by 2025. Earlier, it was reported that it could be Monza player Michele di Gregorio.