Juventus, midfield emergency: Giuntoli sets his sights on a former Serie A player
The Bianconeri will have to deal with the absences of Fagioli and Pogba.
The Bianconeri will have to deal with the absences of Fagioli and Pogba.
The young Blue goalkeeper could leave the Bergamaschi in the summer.
The Udinese talent, already followed extensively in the summer, reclaims the top of Giuntoli’s wish list.
Salernitana’s president spoke on the sidelines of the Lega Serie A assembly.
The Uzbek striker has not shined in this first phase of the league with the red and blue jersey and could pack his bags as early as January.
The Lazio patron, speaking on the striker’s future, does not seem worried by Arab sirens.
The class of 2000 center forward would be the main reinforcement for the Rossoneri attack.
The Rossoneri are already hard at work ahead of the winter soccer market session.
The Reds are ready to attempt an assault on the Nigerian striker
According to reports in Corriere dello Sport, Roma has reportedly set its sights on the Romanian defender.
The Nerazzurri club is ready to armor two pillars of the team and improve the offensive department.
The agreement between the Frenchman and Juventus will expire in June.
The words of the biancoceleste bomber continue to cause discussion-
The idea is to extend the contract by one year, that is, until 2025, with an option until 2026.
The goalkeeper’s entourage is asking for eight million. Also to be figured out is the future of Olivier Giroud and Simon Kjaer.
The Rossoneri are hard at work to pull off the coup
“Putting myself on the line has never scared me,” admitted the Salentini defender.
The Grifone CEO, a guest on ‘We Are Genoa,’ spoke about the Icelandic offensive midfielder.
The fantasist tells L’Equipe why he decided to emigrate soccer to Qatar.
The Nerazzurri are following the performance of Tomas Soucek, a midfielder from West Ham
Federico Bernardeschi, now in MLS, could return to wear the bianconeri jersey.
This was explained by the German lateral himself, who had initially decided to stay with the Nerazzurri.
The Neapolitan club will take advantage of the Serie A break to calmly reflect on what to do.
The former Juventus, Inter and national team coach, who is currently stuck in the pits, denies rumors that he is on the bench of the partenopei.
“If I really said what happened last summer, everyone would be shocked. There were times when I could have really exploded, five years ago I probably would have.”