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Juventus stayed alive in the UEFA Champions League race thanks to a late comeback in last week\u2019s clash with Roma. The scrum also involves Como, which have one more point than the Bianconeri<\/em>, and Atalanta, which are not far behind in seventh place.<\/p>\n Cracking the top four will make all the difference in the summer, but the two sides would have different approaches to compensate if they didn\u2019t. According to Corriere dello Sport<\/em>, the Giallorossi<\/em> would likely cash in on one or two of their most profitable players to finance their additions. Mile Svilar and Evan N\u2019Dicka would yield massive \u2018plusvalenze,\u2019<\/em> as they came in for free. The capital club would also easily be able to turn a big profit on Wesley, Matias Soul\u00e9, and Manu Kon\u00e9.<\/p>\n While Roma would have to sell some of their own to reload and abide by the Financial Fair Play, Juventus would have no shot of landing some of the big-ticket targets they are eyeing, La Gazzetta dello Sport<\/em> informs.<\/p>\n The Sandro Tonali coup is already difficult as is, even more so without the \u20ac60\/70M income generated by the qualification. Bernardo Silva and Leon Goretzka are unlikely to join teams that don\u2019t play in the top continental competition. The final position could also swing the Marcos Senesi race.<\/p>\n The best-case scenario would be the Giallorossi<\/em> earning their way in by winning the UEFA Europa League, which isn\u2019t far-fetched. The Old Lady has somehow put a spell on the whole Serie A, as they haven\u2019t missed out in ages, if not when they were docked points. They\u2019d be the least deserving among the contenders, in terms of performance-level relative to expectations and potential.<\/p>\n <\/p><\/div>\nOur Take on Roma and Juventus<\/h3>\n
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