Union Berlin central defender Leonardo Bonucci is expected to sue his old club Juventus after leaving the Old Lady last month in acrimonious circumstances.
The 36-year-old was excluded from the Juve squad in the summer by Max Allegri and was not provided with a squad number despite spending five years in Turin during his second spell at the club.
Union Berlin new recruit Leonardo Bonucci unhappy with Juve
According to Italian reporter Gianluca Di Marzio, Bonucci has decided to initiate legal action against the Old Lady after failing to provide the Italian international with adequate training conditions, and for the damage suffered to his image and professional nature after his exclusion this summer.
Bonucci ha deciso di avviare un'azione giudiziaria. Il giocatore ritiene di avere subito danni di natura professionale e d'immaginehttps://t.co/x069gQ4L6k
— Gianluca Di Marzio (@DiMarzio) September 12, 2023
Bonucci left the Old Lady last month for Champions League qualifiers Union Berlin but has refused to accept the conditions of his departure after making over 500 appearances in all competitions in two stints for Juventus.
The veteran defender will donate any money awarded in the case to the Neuroland charity which supports families of children hospitalized in Turin.