Thiago Motta gives the OK: Juve transfer, Galliani takes him

Juventus transfer market, Thiago Motta gives the OK to the transfer and the player becomes one of Galliani’s targets. From black and white to Monza

It seems that a special axis could arise between the Juventus of Giuntoli and the Monza by Adriano Galliani. That’s right, because in the meantime we need to record what is a coup that is now almost done by the Bianconeri: By Gregory, extreme defender of the Brianza, is expected to move to Turin over the next few weeks. All that is missing is the official nature of the matter.

And, in recent weeks, there has also been insistent talk about what could be other deals between the two clubs: there have been rumors of Moise Kean, for example (even if it now seems close to Fiorentina). And in the next few weeks, if not in the next few days given that next season is now approaching with many teams starting their preparations at the beginning of July, there could be talk of another blow from the Brianza team directly from the Piedmontese team. Thiago Motta would have given the ok to the transfer especially because there, in that area of ​​the pitch, the Juventus he has something else in mind. And all this could bring a midfielder who did well last year to Alessandro’s court Nesta.

Miretti at Monza, Thiago Motta’s OK

The name is Fabio MirettiJuventus midfielder, 21 years old, who with Massimiliano Cheer up on the bench he found a fair amount of space in the first team. But with the native, who has taken the place of the Livorno, things could change. And therefore there may be very little space for it. His farewell is in the order of things, and Monza, a club that wants to continue to grow, would be seriously thinking about it.

As mentioned before, the relations between the two clubs are excellent and there don’t seem to be any problems whatsoever in completing an important transfer operation for the Lombard club, which really demonstrates its desire to raise the bar and remain on track even in the next year. Maybe managing to dream something more than a “simple” salvation.