Juventus market, the'former Bianconero wants a new name between the posts

There are many behind-the-scenes movements in the run-up to the winter soccer market: between well-started negotiations and less concrete suggestions, even former footballers ideally wear the shoes of sports directors, giving their suggestions based on their experience. Among them is Stefano Tacconi, who during an interview with Tuttosport had his say on the goalkeeping situation, giving advice to the club whose posts he defended from 1983 to 1992.

“I really like Marco Carnesecchi, the goalkeeper of Atalanta’Atalanta – said Tacconi -I think he resembles me in style, it would be nice to see him at Juventus in the near future”. Born in 2000, the Rimini-born goalkeeper has a contract that binds him to the Orobic club until June 30, 2028: his market value, according to Transfermarkt, is around 25 million euros.

More than the goalkeeper, however, Juventus is thinking about reinforcing the defense, which has suffered several times this season, and the offense, which suffers from the absence of Dusan Vlahovic, not to mention the unknowns about the possible return of Arkadiusz Milik. As for the backroom, the new ome is that of Leonardo Balerdi, currently at Olympique Marseille.

Between the posts, on the other hand, things should not change: in the roster there are Michele Di Gregorio as a starter and Mattia Perin as first reserve, while as third goalkeepers Stefano Mangiapoco and Simone Scaglia, both class of 2004, active in the Next Gen, have been summoned at times.

Injured, however, totem Carlo Pinsoglio, the Bianconeri’s historical locker room man: victim of a muscle injury, he will return in 2026.