The big coup of the Juventus summer transfer market comes directly from the Eiffel Tower, to the delight of the whole square and beyond.
A few points to score in the championship to reach the mathematical certainty of participating in the next edition of the new and exciting Champions League and a Coppa Italia final to play and try to win to return to lifting a trophy to the sky. These are Juventus’ objectives at the end of the season which until a few months ago seemed to see the Turin team in a point-to-point battle with Inter to win the Scudetto.
However, things did not go like this, but the public is not afraid, and knows that next year the situation will be different and that the Old Lady can again scare everyone, both in Italy and in Europe. To make this happen, however, it will be necessary to implement a major purchasing campaignwhich will strengthen the current squad in all areas of the pitch.
For this reason, therefore, the first names are starting to emerge from Continassa regarding the Juventus transfers, e.g the main suspect should be a Paris Saint Germain footballer. It’s a great name that both the market and the person who should be the new coach of the Old Lady like a lot.
A blow from Paris for Juve
According to what has been reported by various sources, the Juventus club has targeted the 23-year-old PSG midfielder Manuel Ugarte. He is a player of substance and quality, but in Paris under the guidance of Luis Enrique he is not finding much space and therefore could leave.
At the moment the environment has grasped the news well, as it is a profile that is liked, and apparently the Uruguayan player is also very popular with Thiago Mottawho should be the new Juventus coach.
The cost is holding Juve back a bit
Even if for now all the impressions on this negotiation seem to be positive, it is there the question related to the cost of his card which is slowing down enthusiasm a bit.
Indeed, Sheikh Al Khelaifi’s company he bought it only last summer for 60 million euros, and she has no intention of devaluing her price tag. To date, therefore, the only feasible option would appear to be that of a loan.
