A Juventus transfer target refuses the Juventus destination, he doesn’t trust the space that would be granted to him
Cristiano Giuntoli is called upon to confirm himself among the best Italian sports directors in this transfer session. Having arrived in Turin last July after having helped shape the squad that gave Napoli a historic Scudetto, he had his hands tied by Juventus’ financial situation, with little room for manoeuvre.
Three players have arrived, three bets that didn’t pay off but which testify to his desire to go fishing for talent around Europe, trying to exploit any opportunities on the market.
Timothy Weah, Tiago Djalò and Carlos Alcaraz have not established themselves in Max Allegri’s tactical board and are destined to leave Continassa this summer, unless Thiago Motta do not want to evaluate them in the summer retreat.
Several incoming operations are planned to hand over to the new Juventus coach a more competitive and broad squad to be able to face the major commitments to be faced, given the return to the Champions League and the participation in the first edition of the Club World Cup.
An incoming goal for Juventus fades away, the attacking midfielder wants to play in the Premier League
One of the never hidden market objectives is Georgiy SudakovShakhtar Donetsk midfielder, who spoke in a recent interview about his future, snubbing the Juventus destination.
The playmaker stated that he prefers an eventual one landing in England: “The Premier League is my dream, it would be fantastic to play there in one of the best teams in the world. I can’t point to one as my favourite, they are all very famous clubs. As Guardiola said, winning the Premier League is more difficult than winning the Champions League“.
Juventus is aiming straight for Koopmeiners, a difficult but not impossible shot
Cristiano Giuntoli studies other profiles, with Teun Koopmeiners at the top of the wish list, an incoming move that will be possible especially if some redundancies are sold or if Matias Soulè is inserted as a technical counterpart, a player who seems to be very popular with Gian Piero Gasperini and who has done well for Frosinone this season.
We need greater imagination and offensive incisiveness in the middle of the pitch and the change of module could facilitate this prerogative even if the right interpreters are needed to allow Thiago Motta’s game to express itself at its best, as has happened in Bologna in recent months.
