The Premier League has its eye on Gatti, with Newcastle and other clubs inquiring: Juve sets the price
Federico is having a great time Catswho earned Luciano’s call-up Spalletti in the national team, convincing him for the dedication and determination with which he was ready to replace the injured Unripe And Scalvini. Now he is busy with the European Championship together with the other Azzurri, but the market is chasing him.
According to what was gathered by the editorial staff of Calciomercato.it, several clubs Premier League – among which stands out the Newcastle – have carried out exploratory surveys to understand if there may be the conditions to present an official offer to Juventus. We are in a preliminary phase, therefore, but the interest that the Rivoli centre-back has garnered in the Premier League must be noted: his physicality and the Italian defensive school represent certainties that are tempting for the English. Christian Giuntolimeanwhile, has set the price for the sale of Federico Gatti.
Gatti coveted in the Premier League: Juventus asks for 25-30 million | CM.IT
Again according to what was gathered by the editorial staff of Calciomercato.it, Juventus is not closed to a possible departure of Federico Gatti and is evaluating his transfer for a suitable offer. The amount considered suitable by the Bianconeri to deprive themselves of the former Frosinone center back is between 25 and 30 million euros.
It is no mystery that Cristiano Giuntoli is very busy in market maneuvers and that he has Riccardo in his sights Calafiori as a primary defense objective. The requests of Bologna in this first phase they are very high and being able to find the right fit is not child’s play: the sale of Gatti for such a significant sum, therefore, could simplify the job of the Football Director Juventus and guarantee the necessary funds to land the blow on Calafiori. Meanwhile, Gatti makes himself available to Spalletti for a starting place to replace Calafiori (suspended) against Switzerland, then he will think about the transfer market and that mirage called the Premier League.
