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Juventus CEO Damien Comolli vowed that they\u2019ll have an ambitious summer, with or without the UEFA Champions League, and that the top players are attracted by their project. The Bianconeri<\/em> are attempting to set up several free agent additions, but aren\u2019t close to securing any of them at the moment.<\/p>\n According to Tuttomercatoweb<\/em>, the Old Lady and Milan are keen on Robert Lewandowski, but Barcelona could still offer him a renewal. Saudi or MLS teams would eventually offer him a lot more than the two Serie A giants. He\u2019ll have to take a giant pay cut to move to Italy. The duo is also eyeing Leon Goretzka, but he demands \u20ac7M per season and a conspicuous signing bonus.<\/p>\n Juventus have been pursuing Bernardo Silva, but he makes \u20ac10M per year and would rather play in Spain or in a city with a warmer climate than in Manchester. The Blaugrana<\/em> would be his top landing spot, but the interest might not be completely reciprocated.<\/p>\n The Bianconeri<\/em> are behind the Premier League heavyweights in the Marcos Senesi race. He requests \u20ac5M wages. They see him at most as a Lloyd Kelly replacement and not a centerpiece of their future defense. In that sense, Luciano Spalletti is pushing for Antonio Rudiger. He\u2019d gladly stay put if Real Madrid offered him a new deal. He\u2019s earning \u20ac10M annually as well, so he would have to accept a lower salary to transfer to Turin.<\/p>\n Onboarding Bosman targets is a pricey affair even without the fee. They\u2019ll have to make some sacrifices on personal terms, but landing a couple of them is paramount to having more resources for some other acquisitions.<\/p>\n <\/p><\/div>\nOur Take on Juventus<\/h3>\n
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