Juventus market, challenge AC Milan for Manchester City superstar

The transfer of Luka Modric to AC Milan is proving that super champions are not affected by the passage of time: the Croatian midfielder has already collected more than 1’000 minutes with the Rossoneri jersey, tallying one goal and two assists. The Diavolo is considering adding more experienced elements to Massimiliano Allegri’s lineup and the hypothesis Bernardo Silva, whose contract is expiring with Manchester City, has popped up. Pep Guardiola and the club are implementing a project of aging the roster and the Portuguese will most likely change air after a very long experience in Manchester.

Ernesto Villa

On the trail of Bernardo Silva there&#8217s also Juventus, looking for a quality midfielder to shore up the central department of the field available to Luciano Spalletti. The Bianconeri club is evaluating various profiles and, in addition to Manchester City’s Portuguese star, there is also Marcelo Brozovic on the Old Lady’s notebook. The Croatian former Inter left Europe in 2023 to move to Cristiano Ronaldo’s Al Nassr, signing a contract worth more than 20 million euros a season for three years. The deadline is approaching and Brozovic would like to return to Europe to find a top club in which to, probably, end his career.

Luciano Spalletti’s midfield could change a lot in the coming months.

Wolverhampton’s midfielder André, who could leave the Premier League at a bargain price given the situation the English club is experiencing, is also very much liked. Wolves are very last in the standings with just 2 points won in the first 13 matches and André is obviously not satisfied with the team’s performance, which is why he could ask for a transfer in January. If the Brazilian were to present himself to the Wolverhampton management expressing his desire to leave the club, it would be very complicated to convince him to change his mind.

Juventus is monitoring the situation with great interest and, should the opportunity present itself, could attempt the lunge. André is not the only midfielder in the crosshairs of the Bianconeri club, which also has its sights set on Pierre Hojbjerg, a 1995-class midfielder for Roberto De Zerbi’s Marseille. The Danish national player has long been a special watch of the Old Lady: he responds to Spalletti’s identikit of a high-performing and experienced player, capable of both interdicting and setting up the action with quality. Getting to the player, however, is complicated: OM does not want to give up mid-season and has demanded a high price for his tag, over 50 million euros, which is currently out of reach for the Bianconeri coffers unless there is a simultaneous luxury sale.