Juventus tie Locatelli to 2030 amid midfield planning

Leeds could move for Juventus striker Lois Openda if they stay up, with Juve open to talks due to past McKennie dealings. Report claims he has struggled, scoring 2 in 36, and carries high wages.
Sassuolo chief Giovanni Carnevali says Juventus retain 50% of Tarik Muharemovic’s resale. Juve could profit if he moves after impressing in Serie A and for Bosnia.
With Senesi likely to stay in England, Juve will closely assess Bologna’s Jhon Lucumi on Sunday as an alternative, offering a leading role under Luciano Spalletti. His contract runs to 2027.
Juve hold weekly talks with Jorge Mendes for free agent Bernardo Silva and are ready to exceed €7m salary, but Barcelona, who fascinate the player, remain the main competition. He wants €8m-€9m.
Juventus tie captain Manuel Locatelli to 2030, with wages rising to about €4m. CEO Damien Comolli hails his ‘leadership’ and Juventus spirit as the club secure continuity in midfield.
Juve target Alisson as No 1, with Perin likely to leave and doubts over Di Gregorio. The Brazilian is open to the move. He earns €8m, and Juve plan a three-year deal within their salary cap.
Claudio Marchisio urges smarter spending after underwhelming impacts from Douglas Luiz, Teun Koopmeiners, Lois Openda and Edon Zhegrova, stressing Juve must build ‘serious, competitive, credible’ squad.
Emil Holm impressed for Juventus after injury, aiding the win over Atalanta. Joao Mario is a regular at Bologna. Clubs to discuss futures, with Holm’s €15m clause and a possible extended loan for Mario.
Juventus monitor Sporting captain Morten Hjulmand, whose entourage is exploring a move. He could be available for less this summer, but competition is expected.