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Juventus kicked off the Giovanni Carnevali era by buying out Jeremie Boga, which was a no-brainer given his meager price tag and his impact. The negotiations set up by the previous CEO slowed down, but most will continue.<\/p>\n
According to Sky<\/em>, the Bianconeri<\/em> have chosen Emiliano Martinez to address their goalkeeping issues. He reciprocates the interest, but they have to agree to the fee with Aston Villa, which isn\u2019t simple for a 34-year-old. He\u2019s represented by the same agents who brought Nemanja Matic to Sassuolo last year.<\/p>\n Per Alfredo Pedull\u00e0, Juventus could try again to come to terms with Dusan Vlahovic. However, they won\u2019t break the bank for it. If he and his camp continue to ask for \u20ac8M per year plus a sizeable signing bonus, they\u2019ll move on to their other targets, Alexander Sorloth and Randal Kolo Muani.<\/p>\n The Old Lady could accelerate in the other direction too. Recording a healthy \u2018plusvalenza\u2019<\/em> before the end of June would help their finances. La Gazzetta dello Sport<\/em> informs. Afterward, they could try to lure more Italian talents than in recent windows, Tuttomercatoweb<\/em> reports. In addition to Davide Frattesi, they are eyeing Luca Lipani, Mattia Liberali, Luca Koleosho, and Michael Kayode.<\/p>\n Even if Damien Comolli surely had his flaws, it\u2019s hard to imagine he didn\u2019t offer as much as he could to keep Vlahovic. The cap came from above his pay grade there. The scenario could change only if the striker can\u2019t draw good proposals from other teams. They have to address several roles and get rid of a host of excess players first and foremost, but creating a mix of charismatic veterans and local starlets would be fairly appealing.<\/p>\n <\/p><\/div>\nOur Take on Juventus<\/h3>\n
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