Juventus market: bianconeri must redo everything, four shots coming in defense alone

Juventus is reviewing all its market plans after the difficult first part of the season that has just passed: the gaps in Luciano Spalletti’s squad are obvious to all and, after the mistakes of the past market sessions, the Bianconeri managers are working to fill them. Starting with the goalkeeper: Di Gregorio does not convince fans and insiders and at the end of the season he could leave Turin. The Piedmontese club is already working on the possible replacement: Elia Caprile is the hot name for next summer. The Cagliari extreme defender, just back from his first call-up to the national team, is liked by a bit’all the big Serie A clubs and competition is very tight.

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He arrived from Napoli and was redeemed last summer for 8 million euros, and according to many, he is ready for the jump to a big one. Juventus is also pressing hard for another Cagliari player, Marco Palestra. The Bianconeri have long had their eyes on the player owned by Atalanta, whom they had already tried to pick up unsuccessfully last summer because of Dea’s very high demand (25 million euros). The player is proving his worth on loan in Sardinia, and Juventus is working to anticipate a summer coup in January: the idea of the Bianconeri managers is to sign him and leave him on loan in Sardinia until June.

Another name being followed by Juventus is that of Adam Marusic, a full-back on deadline from Lazio. The Montenegrin player and the biancoceleste club can&#8217t find an agreement for renewal and Juventus is ready to insert itself in January: he would be a valuable parameter zero, is able to play on both sides and does not lack experience. Juve is also looking for a central defender: the spotlight is on Elche central David Affengruber. The Austrian is shining in La Liga and is being followed by several European clubs, which have sent their scouts to evaluate him. A January farewell is unlikely, but by next summer everything could change.

L’Elche is asking 30 million euros for the young player, a pillar of the Austria Under-21 team. On the exit front, watch out for the situation of Kenan Yildiz, courted by big European clubs. Arsenal, among the clubs most interested in the Turkish talent born in 2005, would in fact have already initiated contacts with the player&#8217s representatives, with the goal of having him wear the shirt of the Gunners, current leaders of the Premier League, starting in the 2026-2027 season, although the London club is also reasoning about the possibility of a major investment as early as January. There is talk, specifically, of 50 million plus a valuable technical quid pro quo, on which to agree at the close of negotiations.