Juventus Transfer Market: Carnevali Ready for Three Contract Extensions—Here’s How the Club Is Planning and Taking a Breath

With the summer transfer window now closed, Juventus is planning several contract extensions. In particular, the focus is on Kalulu, Conceicao, and Nico Gonzalez—all three key players in coach Spalletti’s plans.

Kalulu has won over the club and the fans. He has a contract that runs through June 2029. The plan is to extend his contract by one or two years, perhaps increasing his salary, which is currently set at 2.5 million euros.

Conceicao is under contract with the Old Lady through 2030, but there is a desire to continue the partnership for even longer. Nico Gonzalez (whose current contract with the Bianconeri expires in 2029) has earned Spalletti’s trust and could now commit to Juventus for a longer period.

These moves are intended to provide continuity for the project but also to give Juventus some financial breathing room. Longer contract terms also mean being able to spread investments out over time more effectively, and—given UEFA’s financial fair play rules—it’s best to avoid unpleasant situations that could undermine the club’s financial health. In short, on the one hand there is the desire to keep the club’s best players for as long as possible, and on the other, the need to manage the club’s finances in the best possible way.