Juventus Transfer Market: What a Surprise for the Midfield—A Complex Move, but Not Impossible

Juventus is also looking for opportunities to strengthen its midfield, and among the names on the management’s radar is Matias Galarza. The 2002-born player, who was a key figure for Paraguay in the last World Cup—which ended in the round of 16—is reportedly being offered to the Bianconeri. He’s a player who hasn’t gone unnoticed, and the club is currently evaluating him.

What makes Galarza an interesting prospect isn’t just his performance with the national team, but above all the type of player he is. Luciano Spalletti is said to need a midfielder capable of taking charge of building plays, setting the pace of possession, and linking the different units of the team with greater consistency. A player with these characteristics is currently in short supply on Juventus’ roster.

There is also another factor that could make the Paraguayan a viable transfer target: his price. Massara is aware that the club could acquire the player without making a particularly large investment. River Plate might in fact be open to letting him go for a fee close to 6 million euros. These terms inevitably catch the attention of the Continassa.

In midfield as well, before proceeding with a new signing, the team will likely need to create some space. The situations involving Arthur, Koopmeiners, and Miretti therefore remain to be seen, as at least one departure could be necessary to make room for another addition.

Meanwhile, the insights from the friendly against Inter played in Australia seem to have highlighted one of the team’s weaknesses: the lack of a true playmaker capable of dictating the play from the center of the field. This is precisely why Galarza remains a name to keep an eye on. Young, with room to grow, and—above all—affordable, he could be a smart solution should Juventus decide to make a move in that position as well.