Juventus Transfer Market: Luciano Spalletti’s Bitter Rant Sparks Debate Among Bianconeri Fans
The Tuscan coach snapped at the team: “I’m staying, but many of you aren’t.”
The Tuscan coach snapped at the team: “I’m staying, but many of you aren’t.”
Luciano Spalletti has asked Giovanni Carnevali to speed up the process of resolving the goalkeeper issue.
The Juventus club wants to provide Spalletti with a top-notch attacking unit, but it will take time.
Jeff Ekhator’s injury is significantly complicating the Bianconeri’s plans: they now need to make an extra effort in the transfer market.
Juventus’ management is looking for the right players to build a strong offense for Spalletti.
The Bianconeri have had their sights set on the star for some time, but now the deal might fall through.
CEO Carnevali needs to make some signings, but above all, he needs to trim the roster. The David-Openda duo could be on their way out soon.
The former Genoa player was injured during the first half of the 0-0 friendly draw against Basel.
Among the clubs that have shown the most interest is Besiktas, coached by Vincenzo Italiano
Juventus has pulled off another transfer coup and officially announced the signing of Zeki Celik
Juventus has pulled off another transfer coup and officially announced the signing of Zeki Celik
Juventus has reportedly already made an initial offer to Parma for the Argentine forward, whom the Emilia-based club values at around 30 million euros.
One of the Bianconeri club’s priorities is to sign a new goalkeeper to replace Michele Di Gregorio.
Kessié would welcome a move to Turin, where he would be reunited with Frederic Massara, the executive with whom he won the Scudetto during his time with Stefano Pioli’s Milan.
The Bianconeri retain a 50% share of any future transfer fee for the center back, who is fresh off the World Cup in North America.
Among the players being scouted by Juventus management are Kessié and Goretzka
Among the players being scouted by Juventus management are Kessié and Goretzka
The Old Lady is entering a market that has already been explored by its competitors, trying to capitalize on any remaining opportunities.
The Bianconeri are looking to bolster Luciano Spalletti’s defense.
The Serbian forward hasn’t found the right offer and now wants to mend fences with the Piedmont-based club
The Belgian forward is coming off a season that fell well short of expectations, and the Juventus club is working to find the best solution.
The Azzurri are trying to figure out how much Juventus is asking for Federico Gatti.
The Piedmont club isn’t just focusing on revenue.
The Brazilian midfielder, who was a major disappointment in the transfer market two years ago, has returned to Turin
The Canadian forward didn’t shine at the World Championship either. It’s becoming increasingly difficult to find buyers.
The Bianconeri are working to strengthen Luciano Spalletti’s roster
The Bianconeri are looking to finalize another signing following Ekhator’s arrival
In economic terms, the transaction could be in the range of 15 million euros, or slightly more.
The Bianconeri are working to revamp their offense
A new chapter in the saga involving the Serbian forward—who has been a free agent since July 1—and the Juventus club.