Page 5 | Juventus transfer market, Frattesi rejected: this is who the fans want in January

The January transfer market is now upon us, all the teams are starting to look around to shore up the squad and fill the gaps so that in the second part of the season each coach can rely on a more complete roster. Among these there is obviously also Juventus, with the Juventus management (Comolli at the top) ready to accept Luciano Spalletti’s requests in view of the winter signing campaign. But in the face of the filtered names, who would be the most popular players in the square? Many Juventus fans responded to the Tuttosport survey on the WhatsApp page, with choices that were also… surprising. Four options for four different roles: from defense with Muharemovic in midfield with a director like Barnabas and a raider like Frattesiuntil the attack with the suggestion of the return of Church.

Juventus transfer market, Frattesi rejected by the fans

One of the hottest names in the Juventus transfer market is certainly that of Davide Frattesi. Luciano Spalletti knows him well, in his experience with the national team the Inter midfielder has been a fixed point. Furthermore, the 1999 born player has been finding very little space for the Nerazzurri for years. For him this season, between physical problems and technical choices, only 499 minutes played, starting just 4 times from the 1st minute. Plus the statements released by Chivu before Atalanta on the Frattesi situation they don’t seem to predict anything different compared to what we’ve seen in these first months of the season.

The midfielder’s situation there remains a knot to untie for the Nerazzurri clubgiven the significant salary perceived and the decidedly reduced employment. His contract expires in 2028, a net worth that should be around 16.36 million euros and an annual cost of 12.1 million. A question to be resolved for Inter, with Juve watching carefully. However, the former Sassuolo player is not among the preferences of Juventus supporters: Frattesi in fact received only 16% in the Tuttosport survey.