Juan Cuadrado would not be able to come back to Chelsea from Juventus – because they did not insert a recall clause into the deal

JUAN CUADRADO might have had Chelsea fans buzzing after scoring an absolute screamer for Juventus – but he will NOT be returning to Stamford Bridge anytime soon.

According to reports, the Colombian does not have a recall clause written into his three-year loan agreement.

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That might seem odd to some Blues fans, given how if Antonio Conte did experience and injury crisis with the club at the top of the Premier League, you would expect him to beckon the winger back.

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But it seems Conte did not care for a recall clause, despite being impressed with what he saw when he took a trip to Turin to watch his former club Juve in action.

Conte has already recalled one player this season, in Nathan Ake, who was on loan at Bournemouth until his parent club decided to activate the recall clause.

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Then Eddie Howe, so impressed with Ake’s ability, offered Chelsea £18million for the young Dutchman, 21.

According to the Mail, Juventus are paying the West London club about £4m a season for Cuadrado and will top that off with £8.4m if the Old Lady make the deal permanent.

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