Juventus Transfer Market: Luciano Spalletti Streamlines the Midfield—Overseas Transfer Officially Announced

Juventus continues to make changes to its midfield, awaiting a last-minute signing before the transfer window closes, and has completed another outgoing transfer: Fabio Miretti will spend the 2026–2027 season in Turkey playing for Besiktas, where he is transferring on loan through June 30. This move is in line with Luciano Spalletti’s strategy, as he aims to reduce congestion in midfield and clearly define the pecking order among the midfielders.

For Miretti, this opens the door to his first experience abroad after a career spent entirely at Juventus: he joined the Old Lady at age 8, came up through the youth system, then moved to the Next Gen team, and finally to the first team, where he made his debut in December 2021. Since then, he has made 106 appearances and scored 3 goals: last season, he racked up 31 appearances, but competition and the new pecking order have prompted the club to consider a different solution that will still guarantee him playing time.

Beşiktaş, which launched an ambitious technical project this summer, is led by Vincenzo Italiano, who has already welcomed a familiar face to Juventus fans—Dusan Vlahovic—to Istanbul: the Serbian arrived on a free transfer after a long back-and-forth that extended even beyond the June 30 contract deadline. Miretti’s arrival is part of a technical rebuild that the Turkish club is pursuing with determination.

For the 2003-born player, this will be an important test: a different league, an intense environment, and a team aiming to bounce back. Juventus, for its part, continues to streamline its squad, trimming the roster and allowing Spalletti to work with a more defined group.