Juventus pursue Ederson and Senesi amid Goretzka battle

Juventus extend Luciano Spalletti’s deal to 30 June 2028. CEO Damien Comolli hails his impact, citing ambitious play, stability and continuity as pillars for future success.
Massimo Giletti hails Luciano Spalletti as the ‘architect’ of Juventus’s revival, crediting improved organisation and top-four push, and urging greater roles for Giorgio Chiellini in club decisions.
Juve push for Bournemouth’s Marcos Senesi with a €3m salary offer, but Tottenham, Aston Villa and Dortmund are ready to pay €4m, putting the centre-back move at risk.
Juventus weigh a move for Alisson Becker amid doubts over Michele Di Gregorio, with Mattia Perin used at times. Report claims Alisson has given initial approval as talks with agents take place.
Weston McKennie hails Luciano Spalletti as the best coach he has had, praising his man-management and team-first ethos, and recalls Cristiano Ronaldo’s relentless professionalism at Juventus.
Juve target Atalanta’s Ederson despite Atletico’s €35m agreement. Atalanta want €40m. Spalletti prioritises the Brazilian after ending Tonali pursuit, seeing him as a box-to-box upgrade.
Fabio Paratici reflects on Juventus’ dominance, the Ronaldo signing, coaching changes with Allegri and Sarri, and defends himself over capital gains allegations, insisting he feels no guilt.
Juve compete with Arsenal for free agent Leon Goretzka. The Bayern midfielder favours a Premier League move, but Juventus plan a serious push to convince him to join.
Italy’s World Cup miss prompts calls for Juventus to rethink strategy, reduce reliance on foreign players and promote academy Italians to rebuild identity and better supply the Azzurri.