Juventus will experience another intense week between programming and the transfer market. In fact, Giuntoli wants to make the team available to Thiago Motta for next season as soon as possible. It is reasonable to expect the conclusion of the deal which will see Douglas Luiz join Juventus in exchange for McKennie, Iling Jr and 20 million. Szczesny, however, will soon say goodbye to the Old Lady. The Polish goalkeeper, after having played a splendid performance with his national team, is about to become the goalkeeper of Cristiano Ronaldo’s Al Nassr.
Di Lorenzo continues to be in Juve’s plans.
Thiago Motta, during the meeting in Cascais with Cristiano Giuntoli, asked for a full-back, two midfielders, offensive wingers and probably an assistant for Dusan Vlahovic, in addition to Arek Milik. Obviously in order to make such a market there will be a need to sell and the main suspects are Szczesny, Huijsen, Soulè and Chiesa. One of the main targets for the right-back role is Giovanni Di Lorenzo. The Napoli captain recently asked for a transfer and his agent Mario Giuffredi has already expressed his intention to move on. Di Lorenzo is now focused only on the European Championship with Italy and since the national team’s retreat he has avoided questions about his future: “I spoke with the club at the end of the championship, we spoke to each other, but now the concentration is maximum on this competition . Then when the time comes to talk about Napoli I will do so, I won’t hold back, now the most important thing is to stay focused on the European Championship”. Now it will take a great job from Cristiano Giuntoli to try to convince Napoli, but above all Antonio Conte who doesn’t want to let his captain leave, but above all doesn’t want him to go to Juventus.
Morata dreams of his third return to Juventus.
Alvaro Morata started the European Championship in the best possible way, scoring a goal that made him the third goalscorer in the history of the competition behind only Platini and Cristiano Ronaldo. The Spanish striker put himself on the market by giving an interview to El Larguero: “The simplest thing for me is not to play in Spain, for my life and for what I have to experience when I go out to our country. The simplest thing is to walk away. If I see that they want to sign eight strikers, they are not the club’s priority. I can’t stay at Atletico Madrid and not play.” Morata would be happy to be able to return to Juventus, so much so that he would be willing to lower his salary. Furthermore, the Spanish player still owns a house of his own in Turin and is not a secret that his wife Alice Campello would also like to return to live under the Mole. The competition, however, is great with Roma in the front row to get a striker like Morata.
