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Juventus had many needs in the summer transfer window, but perhaps the most pressing was along the front line.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
With Dusan Vlahovic out of contract and Jonathan David and Lo\u00efs Openda on the outs after horrific debut seasons, there had been a serious question about who exactly would play up front, especially at the No. 9 position.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
The rumors have been swirling for what seems like months, but we\u2019re finally on the cusp of answering the question.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
Juventus\u2019 two big new attacking signings are mere steps away from their respective \u201cofficially official\u201d articles. Attacking midfielder Kerim Alajbegovic arrived<\/a> at Caselle Airport on Saturday afternoon, and reportedly headed straight to J Medical for his medical. The Bosnian international was accompanied by his countryman and former Juve midfielder Miralem Pjanic.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Alajbegovic, who won\u2019t turn 19 until September, has already been capped 14 times by Bosnia and Herzegovina, scoring twice, including against Qatar in the group stage of the World Cup this summer. He played at RB Salzburg last year, scoring 13 times in 44 games in all competitions. That prompted Bayer Leverkusen to buy him back from the Austrian side, looking to make a quick profit on excellent professional debut. Leverkusen had made an agreement with Chelsea, but Alajbegovic rejected the deal over concerns about playing time. The deal is reportedly for \u20ac33 million plus another \u20ac7 million in bonuses, and Luciano Spalletti has already intimated that he\u2019ll be the team\u2019s trequartista in the coming season.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Following close behind him will be Randal Kolo Muani.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n