Juventus eye Goretzka, weigh Di Gregorio sale
Juve ready to sell Jonathan David after 7 goals in 40 games. Price set at €25m-€30m, but his €6m net wages are an obstacle. Interest from West Ham, Nottingham Forest, Marseille and Lyon.
Fabio Paratici says he has no regrets signing Cristiano Ronaldo, calling him ‘precious for Juve’. He denies Allegri-Ronaldo issues and recalls Ajax elimination, noting Sarri later won the Scudetto.
Juventus extend Luciano Spalletti to 2028 on €5m-€6m terms. Board back his project after a 3-0 Sassuolo marker, with Bremer and Kenan Yildiz deemed untouchable and six signings targeted for 2026 vision.
Spalletti to start Teun Koopmeiners at Atalanta with McKennie suspended. Di Gregorio likely in goal, David to lead the line as Vlahovic is sidelined and Milik builds fitness. Yildiz and Conceicao to support.
Juve plan to sell Di Gregorio despite his Genoa penalty save, targeting a capital gain after €18m outlay, with Premier League interest and Alisson eyed as a more experienced No 1.
Danilo recalls crying when Alex Sandro left Juve, praising their bond from Santos to Turin. Now at Flamengo, he reflects on titles, a Libertadores goal and admiration for Carlo Ancelotti.
Weston McKennie reflects on his Juve revival under Spalletti, new deal and role-model status, stressing humility and gratitude for his path from doubts in Dallas to a key midfield role.
Juve pursue Bayern’s Leon Goretzka but face Arsenal and AC Milan. Choice may hinge on Champions League qualification, with his experience and physique prized for midfield.
Ezio Greggio hails Spalletti for giving Juve identity despite an ‘unsuited’ squad, urging faith as the top-four chase continues after improved displays in Serie A and Champions League.
