Juventus wants to start a roster revolution, starting in Italy: Cristiano Giuntoli has put 4 names in his sights for the upcoming soccer market
Juventus, la rivoluzione parte…dall’Italia: i 4 nomi per il calciomercato estivo (LaPresse) – SerieANews.com
The season has not yet ended and the stakes are still high for Juventus. It will be decisive to see whether the Bianconeri will hit the Champions League goal or not. Fourth place, in fact, may mean more revenue and a higher coat of arms to convince players to move to bianconero.
Not competing in the most important European club competition of all would force the management to revise its market plans, both incoming and outgoing. That is why the next 6 matches against Parma, Monza, Bologna, Lazio, Udinese and Venezia, will be decisive. The calendar is not too hostile, with only 2 direct clashes and then challenges against teams from the right side of the standings. One can hope for great things.
Calciomercato Juventus, da Tonali a Comuzzo: le ultime
In case of reaching the fourth place, Juventus has already started to consider the first market moves. The Bianconeri want to restart from “Made in Italy,” as also pointed out by Gazzetta dello Sport. A tradition from the past that has made the club’s fortunes historically, especially in the league and also for the Italian national team.
Calciomercato Juventus, da Tonali a Comuzzo: le ultime (Ansa) – SerieANews.com
The names placed on sporting director Giuntoli’s notebook are mainly four, and they start from the defense with that Pietro Comuzzo who was already close to Napoli in January, but then stayed in Florence due to a high demand for his card. Since then, the defender has been playing with the dropper, almost as if he was already a betrothed to other shores. It will be necessary to convince Commisso to let him leave for less than 40 million.
The very first target, however, is in midfield and answers to the name of Sandro Tonali. Snatching him from Newcastle will be very complicated and a bid of more than 50 million euros will be needed. Moreover, Champions will be mandatory to convince the midfielder, who has no intention of giving up certain stages.
Going forward, there are two alternative names to Victor Osimhen, who will be almost impossible to wrest from Napoli: Lucca and Retegui. The former is much more feasible, despite strong competition in Italy. He seems to be the ideal profile to act as an alternative to the main striker.
Atalanta’s bomber and Serie A’s top scorer, on the other hand, represents a discussed but very difficult possibility. Even then, it will be crucial to understand whether Juventus will play in the Champions League, perhaps at the expense of the very Dea, now third, but fully involved in the race for one of the two places still useful to snatch the right pass.
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