The Frenchman became an omnipresent figure in the Paris Saint-Germain team since joining the Ligue 1 champions in the summer of 2011. After six fruitful seasons with PSG, Matuidi made the move to Italy to join Serie A champions Juventus in 2017. He soon became a crucial member of the team and in his very first season, managed to win the Serie A as well as the Coppa Italia.
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Over the summer of 2018, Matuidi won the FIFA World Cup with France. Last season, he made 42 appearances for Juventus and scored 3 goals as the Bianconeri defended their Serie A title and also lifted the Supercoppa Italiana. A player of his experience is rarely available for free, but that is exactly what could happen next summer if Juventus do not hand him an extension contract soon.
The Frenchman is a hard worker on the pitch and a selfless team player. He will be 33 next year, which could deter a few suitors, but many would agree he still has a few good seasons left in him.
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