Juventus’ market will still be a sustainable market, some are arguing that the purchase of Douglas Luiz could be above the possibilities of the black and white team but this is not the case because Juventus will pay the player in several years and above all will cover this outlay thanks to the sales that have been made in this market session up to now and those that will be made in the coming weeks.
Indeed, to tell the truth, the sales already made up to now could almost entirely cover the outlay for the Brazilian from Aston Villa.
In any case, the guideline that characterizes Juventus in this period is to make sustainable operations, that is to say not to spend more than what is possible, for this reason any future purchases starting from Khephren Thuram, passing through Koopmeiners will remain in the perspective of total sustainability by the Juventus management without making operations that can be considered beyond the risk threshold. In this perspective also the Iling and Barrenechea operation which are capital gains but that Juventus will consider as such only when there is a favorable opinion from the experts so as not to end up accused again for nothing.
So let’s not expect big-money purchases paid for in cash because that won’t be the case, but let’s expect valuations in line with the possibilities, always without forgetting that Juventus is lowering the wage bill and thanks to this saving it could afford something more in terms of arrivals.
It is possible that there will be other sales to finance new market moves, starting with Koopmeiners and Calafiori, but not for 60 and 40 million, but possible arrivals, however, only when there is certainty of new income.
