Juventus weigh Openda cost as Vlahovic talks drag
Report says Juventus spent ~€328m more than Inter in five years yet trail by 60 Serie A points, carrying a €256m deficit, while Inter post a €72m balance through smart deals.
Juventus value Federico Gatti at around €25m amid interest from Milan, Napoli and Premier League clubs. A January move failed, with the defender aiming to regain a starting spot under Spalletti.
Corriere dello Sport claims only Bremer, Khephren Thuram and Kenan Yildiz would make Inter’s XI, with Sommer preferred to Di Gregorio and Kalulu narrowly missing out in a 3-5-2 setup.
Juventus plan a new deal for Pierre Kalulu, ever-present this season with 34 games, 2 goals and 5 assists, as Man United scouts monitor him at Inter-Juve despite his contract running to 2029.
Ex-Juve defender Koni de Winter credits lessons from Bonucci, Chiellini and De Ligt during his Turin years, highlighting Juve’s role in his development before moves to Genoa and Milan.
Juve set to trigger €40.6m+€1.7m clause for Lois Openda if finishing 10th or higher, but plan summer sale after 2 goals in 31. Profile seen as poor fit for Spalletti, making break-even difficult.
Juventus will stop Spalletti’s pre-match Serie A pressers, sending Manuel Locatelli before Inter-Juve instead, to avoid duplicate media duties ahead of the Galatasaray Champions League play-off.
Juventus will meet Marcos Senesi’s entourage over a free summer move, targeting the Bournemouth centre-back on ≤€3m net wages, with Barcelona and Dortmund also interested.
Right-back Emil Holm, on loan in a swap with Joao Mario, aims to earn a permanent stay, praising team support and vowing to ‘give 100%’ to convince Juventus and Spalletti.
Director Marco Ottolini says Vlahovic renewal ‘isn’t over’. The striker wants €10m salary with €15m commissions, with Bayern and Barcelona monitored, leaving Juve facing an uphill battle to keep him.
Despite De Zerbi’s exit, Marseille will trigger Weah’s obligation once safe in Ligue 1, sending Juve €15.4m plus up to €4.1m add-ons after a €1m loan fee.
