Giuntoli working on the market to strengthen Thiago Motta’s new Juventus: while waiting for Douglas Luiz, the Juventus director is also moving out
There Juventus is among the most active teams on the market and will soon make the first signings of the summer session official after the arrival of Thiago Motta on the bench.
In recent days, the Juventus club has defined the mega deal withAston Villa For Douglas Luiz: Iling-Junior And Barrenechea (for both Juve will reserve a percentage of 10% on future resale) they will take the opposite path, in addition to a check for approximately 25 million of euros between cash and bonuses intended for the ‘Villans’. The Brazilian midfielder will undergo medical visits in the next few days directly from his national team’s retreat in the United States, after his debut in the Italian night in the Copa America against Costa Rica.
Juventus transfer market, Szczesny in Saudi Arabia: green light for Di Gregorio
Douglas Luiz will in all respects be the first coup of the Thiago Motta era, strongly desired to raise the quality level of the Juventus midfielder.
After the green and gold national team it will be Michele’s turn By Gregoryblocked for several weeks by Giuntoli waiting to clear between the posts Szczesny. The Pole did not accept the renewal proposal to spread the onerous salary from 13 million gross per season and will pack his bags and say goodbye to Turin after seven years. The 34-year-old goalkeeper is headed to Saudi Arabia, convinced to embark on the new adventure by his ex-teammate Cristiano Ronaldo: Szczesny said yes to the two-year proposal from 35 million of euros ofAl-Nassr and now he is waiting for the Saudis and Juventus to reach a definitive agreement on the compensation (around 5 million) which will end up in the Bianconeri’s coffers.
With the transfer of the Polish player the green light is given for the arrival from Monza by Di Gregorio for a onerous loan operation (4 million) with redemption obligation set at 16 million euros at the beginning of 2025. For the Italian goalkeeper who grew up in the youth academy ofInter instead a contract is ready five-year contract of 2 million per year.
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