Juventus have lost patience with injury-prone winger Douglas Costa, leading Andrea Pirlo to put the Brazilian up for sale amid his Turin clear-out.
Over-30s Blaise Matuidi, Gonzalo Higuain, Miralem Pjanic and Sami Khedira have all been kicked-out since the legendary Italian's appointment, with Pirlo keen for a refresh after Juve's embarrassing Champions League last-16 exit to Lyon.
Costa is set to be next to go, according to Goal, despite the 29-year-old's desperation to stay and prove his worth under the new coach.
The Brazilian could get his wish and remain in Italy, though, with his agents having reportedly failed to encourage interest.
Manchester United have long been linked to the star and clubs in the UAE Pro League are said to be interested, but Costa's injury record is causing hesitation.
The winger has made more than 30 league appearances in a season just once since his move to the European elite with Bayern Munich in 2015.
Muscle trouble meant Costa spent four spells sidelined with injury in 2019-20, leaving him with just 23 Serie A appearances at the conclusion. The 2018-19 season was worse, playing just 17 league matches.
Costa's impact has waned as a result, scoring just four goals and contributed eight assists in two seasons.
With two years left on the Brazilian's deal, it would seem a wise move for Juventus to cash-in on the winger.