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Juventus will only sell a player if he says he wants to leave if he is unhappy to stay, says the club's director general.

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Juventus have reaffirmed their desire to keep hold of Arturo Vidal, stating they'll only listen to offers if the Manchester United target overtly makes it known he wants to leave. New boss Massimiliano Allegri revealed he has held talks with the 27-year-old and that he has committed his future to the Serie A club. But director general Giuseppe Marotta revealed they wouldn't stand in the Chilean's way if he did decide the time was right to move on. VIDEO Scroll down to see 'Arturo Vidal slips in to volley home for Chile v Paraguay' Staying put: Juventus are adamant they will keep hold of Manchester United target Arturo Vidal . Decent performer: Vidal was a standout for Chile during the World Cup in Brazil . '(Arturo) Vidal? We already said that he is not on the market, but the player's will is decisive,' said Marotta. 'Vidal has never said he wants to leave, and Juventus will sell him only if he were unhappy to remain. 'Nowadays, however, there’s absolutely no reason to even be discussing this now.'