Juan Cuadrado to hold talks over Juventus future

Juventus attacker Juan Cuadrado has revealed that he will meet with the Italian champions after the international break to discuss his future.

The 31-year-old has made 138 appearances for Juve since arriving from Chelsea in 2015, although he has played just 19 minutes of the new Serie A campaign.

Cuadrado's current deal in Turin is due to expire at the end of the 2019-20 campaign, and the Colombia international has said that a meeting over his future will soon take place.

"I'm very happy and grateful, I have one year left with Juventus," Cuadrado told reporters. "As soon as I return we have a meeting to see what happens. I'm in the hands of God to make the best decision."

The winger was a regular during his first three seasons with the Old Lady, but a knee injury saw the South American miss a lot of football last season.

New Juve boss Maurizio Sarri is believed to view Cuadrado as a potential candidate for the right-back position following Joao Cancelo's departure during the summer transfer window.