Juventus Transfer Market: Three Sales in January for 50 Million Euros

It’s not just about reinforcements: Juventus is also working on outgoing transfers ahead of the winter transfer window, which opens in January. Three key players from Luciano Spalletti’s roster are at the center of rumors and could leave; the Bianconeri hope to recoup at least 50 million euros from their sales. This is reported by calciomercato.com.

Among the top candidates to leave is Federico Gatti, who is currently seeing little playing time and is being targeted by several major Premier League clubs, including Tottenham and Aston Villa. The center back could leave for around 15 million euros.

Another hot name is Andrea Cambiaso, who—despite a dip in form last season—remains on the shopping lists of sporting directors across half of Europe, especially in Spain. Not to mention Milan, which had already made a move for him this past summer. Juventus is asking for 20 million euros for him.

Up front, Zhegrova could be on his way out; he has started only once in the last two years under Spalletti. With Woltemade and Kolo Muani firmly in the starting lineup, there is no room for the Kosovar, whose playing time will soon be further limited by the returns of Kenan Yildiz and Francisco Conceiçao. The former Lille player is valued at around 15 million euros.

The Juventus coach has never hidden his concerns about the Kosovar winger’s performance. After the match against Fiorentina, Spalletti had reprimanded him for his lack of consistency and focus: “Sometimes he zones out defensively and in terms of positioning, like when he has to chase down an opponent. At this level, you can’t afford that.” Cambiaso, too, had come under scrutiny after the loss in Genoa: Paolo Di Canio, speaking on Sky, had harshly criticized him, claiming that “he runs after the opponent like a child instead of heading toward the opponent’s goal.”