Juventus is gearing up for three new signings, including Jadon Sancho, as reported by La Gazzetta dello Sport. However, they need to prioritize selling players before making these acquisitions.
The club has already secured Douglas Luiz from Aston Villa, Michele Di Gregorio from Monza, and is close to finalizing the transfer of Khephren Thuram from OGC Nice, with the French midfielder having undergone medical tests in Turin.
According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Juventus is not stopping there and is actively working on securing at least three more signings. Motta, the team’s manager, is specifically looking to bolster the squad with an attacking midfielder, a winger, and a center-back.
The leading candidate for the attacking midfielder position is Koopmeiners, although negotiations with Atalanta have hit a roadblock due to the disparity in valuations. Todibo is the primary target for the center-back role, especially with Calafiori’s potential move to Arsenal. Sancho is seen as the perfect addition to the team as an attacking winger.
Juventus has explored the possibility of swapping Sancho with Federico Chiesa from Manchester United, but the Red Devils are hesitant about the proposed deal. Mason Greenwood and Karim Adeyemi are also being considered as potential targets.
Both Gazzetta and Sky Sports have highlighted the need for Juventus to offload players before bringing in new signings. The club is waiting for offers for promising talents like Dean Huijsen, Matias Soulé, and six other players from Motta’s project.
