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Published 15:28 31 Jan 2019 GMT

Yes, really.
The details as to why he's chosen not to move to the Italian champions are yet to be confirmed. Presumably, though, Juve will only have viewed Cahill as a back-up to the likes of Leonardo Bonucci and Giorgino Chiellini - two of the finest central defenders in world football. If playing time is Cahill's priority, perhaps a decision not to make the move to Turin makes something resembling sense.
Cahill, who turned 33 last month, has only made seven appearances for Chelsea this season - the last one being the Europa League group game against PAOK in November. His solitary appearance in the Premier League came in the goalless draw West Ham back in September.Explore more on these topics:

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