Pjanic: PSG "a club where all players are ready to go"
Juventus and Bosnia-Herzegovina midfielder Miralem Pjanic has addressed reports linking him with Ligue 1 champions Paris Saint-Germain.
Miralem Pjanic says Paris Saint-Germain are a "club where all players are ready to go" amid speculation the Juventus midfielder could join the French champions.
Pjanic linked with PSG and Real Madrid
Pjanic is contracted to Serie A holders Juve until 2023 but the Bosnia-Herzegovina international has reportedly emerged as a transfer target for both PSG and Real Madrid.
The 29-year-old has scored four goals this season to help Juve claim their eighth successive Scudetto and reach the Champions League quarter-finals.
Asked about reported interest from Paris, Pjanic told Canal+: "PSG are among the best European clubs. In the Champions League, they want to take a step.
"It's a club where all players are ready to go. This club is respected and there is a good chance of winning the Champions League there."
Pjanic happy in Italy, but not ruling out move
Pjanic, who has been in Turin since leaving Italian rivals Roma in 2016, added: "Everything is possible. It's been eight years I've been in Italy.
"I'm at a very big club. We must find an agreement [with Juventus] but I don't think about all that right now. I just think about finishing my season.
"We'll see what happens during the holidays, but I respect this club and we have good players there. I can say my aim for the next few years is to win the Champions League.
"With my family, I feel good in Italy. The country lives football and as a player you live well there. You see the difference with France, for example. It's good to live."