Double transfer coup from England for Juventus: Giuntoli gives wings to the Old Lady.
An open-air construction site, but with a timetable outlined in all its parts. This is the snapshot that best describes Juventus these days, which, with the arrival on the bench of Thiago Motta and Cristiano Giuntoli on the command deck of the Juventus transfer market, he intends to set up a competitive team for next season.
As is known, in fact, “Madama” will be involved on several fronts (championship, Italian Cup, Champions League, Italian Super Cup and Club World Cup) and will certainly need to count on a deep squad that is qualitatively up to the five competitions.
The Zebra re-foundation, following the tumultuous farewell of Massimiliano Allegri, will pass from the new coach’s game ideas; after the exhilarating year at the helm of Bologna, which culminated with the return of the Bolognese to the Europe that counts, Thiago Motta intends to provide Juve with the necessary means to return to fighting for the Scudetto.
In a nutshell, it is the same objective that Giuntoli and the management have set themselves, as evidenced by the meetings that the sporting director continues to have in recent hours with different interlocutors and which, in the short term, will undoubtedly bear fruit.
Giuntoli draws in England: two transfers for Juventus
If the Di Gregorio deal seems like a done deal for the goal, the attack could be the subject of a profound revolution. Vlahovic and Yildiz can say they are almost certain to remain in Turin, while Milik, Kean and also Federico Chiesacurrently far from a renewal with the Savoy club.
The former Viola player himself could pack his bags after the European Championships and, in that case, Juventus should think about consolidating the wingers. There are two names that come from the Premier League and they pique the imagination of Cristiano Giuntoli: they are Jadon Sancho and from the class of 2002 Noni Maduekeon whose trail the sporting director set out two years ago, when the boy wore the uniform of PSV Eindhoven.
Sancho and Madueke new Juventus wingers?
Already searched for in January, Jadon Sancho is returning to Manchester United after the parenthesis at Borussia Dortmund, but, as “Il Corriere dello Sport” reminds us, the player should review his financial requests downwards to facilitate the deal. Furthermore, the Red Devils would like it permanent transfer and they would not be inclined to borrow further.
Similar speech for Noni Madueke, who Chelsea intends to sell for 30 million euros: it is possible, however, that as the weeks go by the Londoners take into consideration the possibility of loan. Giuntoli is aware of this and has decided to take on the role of Quinto Fabio Massimo: being “cunctator” (“temporizer”) could have the advantages of him…
