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Juventus will need to rake in cash if they want to make some signings in January and will listen to the offers for a few of their underutilized players, but they\u2019ll be on the way out only for congruous proposals, Mediaset<\/em> reports.<\/p>\n Joao Mario has barely played under two different coaches. However, the Bianconeri<\/em> demand more than \u20ac11M to avoid a loss, considering his previous valuation.<\/p>\n Juventus have informed Genoa that they won\u2019t let go of Mattia Perin for now. The situation could change only if they found the right replacement, but they aren\u2019t close to any goalie at this stage. Homegrown Fabio Miretti is one of the few pieces who could fetch a robust \u2018plusvalenza.\u2019<\/em> He has several suitors in Italy, for instance, Lazio and Bologna. Multiple sides would be ready to onboard him on loan.<\/p>\n On the other hand, the Old Lady has set a \u20ac25M price tag for the Italian midfielder, which has scared off the teams eyeing him. Filip Kostic is on an expiring deal and could leave for a small offer. Jonas Rouhi is available as well. Vasilije Adzic could depart temporarily.<\/p>\n According to La Gazzetta dello Sport<\/em>, the Bianconeri<\/em> brass could dangle even Jonathan David, who hasn\u2019t lived up to expectations and is one of their highest-paid players.<\/p>\n They\u2019ll have to be careful because they are so thin that everybody is contributing, but Mario and Rouhi, and would have to be replaced with a better player. Miretti has actually been valuable in his recent cameos, and there\u2019s still hope for Adzic once Luciano Spalletti is in a comfortable enough spot to make some experiments.<\/p>\n <\/p><\/div>\nOur Take on Juventus<\/h3>\n
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