Juventus push for top four as transfer calls loom
Juventus scouts have tracked Köln’s 18-year-old defender David Fürst, who scored in the DFB Junioren Pokal and impressed in the UEFA Youth League. With his deal expiring this summer, a move could be viable.
Liverpool shortlist Francisco Conceicao as a left-footed Salah heir. The 23-year-old has 4 goals and 3 assists for Juve, cost around €40m in total across loan and purchase, and is a regular, so Juventus would only consider an irresistible offer.
Crystal Palace are keen on Juan Cabal. Injuries and limited trust under Luciano Spalletti leave Juventus open to a sale as part of a planned squad overhaul.
Juventus will push again to re-sign Kolo Muani after his Spurs loan. Relations with PSG have improved and a circa €40m book value could aid a deal. Spalletti admired his ‘mini-Osimhen’ traits from 2023 and rates him above David and Openda, per Gazzetta.
Manchester United and Liverpool eye Pierre Kalulu after a consistent season, but Juventus deem him unsellable and are preparing a renewal despite his deal running to 2029.
Adidas 2026-27 Juventus training shirts leak: white-black home, royal blue away with gold, and black European with metallic gold and ‘JUE’ sleeve. Based on Adidas 2026 template with curving panels.
Facundo Gonzalez is set for a permanent move to Racing Santander for €2.5m after a solid LaLiga 2 stint. Signed by Juve in 2023 for under €2m, he made no senior appearances. Racing lead the division, easing a buy option.
Vlahovic set to extend with Juventus on reduced €6-7m salary to 2027/28 with €3-5m bonus. He is viewed as the focal No 9. Interest from Chelsea and Spurs cooled as Juve prioritise keeping their top scorer.
Juventus set a 25m euro price for Douglas Luiz. Aston Villa want to renegotiate after his improved loan return, with summer talks expected to avoid a loss for Juve.
Juventus value Joao Mario at around 10m euros after his strong Bologna loan. A permanent deal or swap involving Emil Holm is possible as Juve streamline the squad.
Bruno Longhi warns missing top four would hit Juventus’ finances and plans. He highlights Yildiz and Bremer as core, stressing Champions League qualification is the priority.
