The championship is not over yet but Juventus, having achieved its objectives, is already thinking about next season. In a few days, after the last day of Serie A, Cristiano Giuntoli, Maurizio Scanavino and the rest of the management will meet to establish the guidelines in view of the next transfer session, but in the meantime the first blow is arriving, the one relating to Michele Di Gregorio. The negotiation for the Monza goalkeeper is at a very advanced stage and the parties are negotiating on the basis of 18 million euros for the price tag: an important figure that opens up exit scenarios, given that one of Szczesny or Perin will leave the Bianconeri.
Rabiot and the renewal.
Next week will also be important with regards to the permanence of Adrien Rabiot, whose contract expires in just over a month. The discussion remains open and in the next few days there will be further contacts to reach a final decision. Alex Sandro, on the other hand, will leave the Bianconeri at the deadline.
Allegri responds to Juve.
Not just a market for Juventus though. Massimiliano Allegri, sacked a week ago, responded through his lawyers to the statement issued by the club for his farewell. The Juventus club had justified the decision by talking about disciplinary reasons and the coach had five days to respond to the club’s decision. There are no other details at the moment, which will emerge over the next few weeks.
Thiago Motta’s words on the future at Juve.
Meanwhile Thiago Mottawho led Bologna for the last time in the match lost at Marassi against Genoa, also responded to a question about his possible future with Juventus after the match: “The future matters little now, I’m thinking about resting. I don’t know yet. whether to take the plane ticket for my flight to Barcelona or go on my motorbike. There I will see my dad and my brother, then I will continue to Cascais to join the rest of my family. Now it’s time to be together and then take the best one possible decision”.
