Muhammad Itahalen was born on February 12, 2002, and holds dual Citizenship of the Netherlands in Morocco. Prior to his move to Juventus, he made 62 appearances for the first team in Eindhoven, starting 50 of them, scoring 10 goals and assisting 9 goals.
It has been rumored that Itahalen may not play for the Netherlands again and is going to play for Morocco again, but there has been no clear news, but he has not been selected for the Dutch national team and has not played for the Netherlands u21 in the summer, so his future direction is still worth watching.
He and two other rising Dutch stars, Ajax's Grabelci, and Boadoo, who has just moved to Monaco in Ligue 1, are known as the new Dutch Three Musketeers.
Juventus received a European five-star rookie at such a low price, which is a very good deal. Even if they don't play out, they won't have the same heavy wage burden as Ramsey and Rabio, and because the salary is not high, such a rookie can stop losses and cash out in time.
However, with the current juventus midfield configuration, I think it is all right for Itahalan to stay at Juve, but going to Sampdoria may give him more room to develop, and the 17-year-old Itahallen was called Seedorf's successor when he debuted at Eindhoven, and Seedorf also became a first-class star in Sampdoria. So I think Itahalen is likely to be at least the growth trajectory of Romero argentina. It's just that Romero didn't stay in Turin in the end, and Itahalen will most likely return to Juventus next season, because after Cristiano Ronaldo leaves, Juve will definitely start to rebuild. And Itahalen is likely to be present as a core player.
Serie A's economic disadvantages, especially in commercial development, are impossible to change in the short term, blindly investing most of the limited budget in wages and taxes is extremely irrational behavior, of course, many Juve fans, we are a giant team, Rougani and DeSirio's high salaries are the benefits and symbols of the club giants, I can only hehe!