Juventus have already been very active in the summer transfer window, but according to Gazzetta, they are still looking to add up to three more reinforcements; their immediate priority, however, is to free up space in the squad before making those additions.
Juventus have made six summer signings so far, welcoming the likes of Guglielmo Vicario, Zeki Celik, Jhon Lucumi, Kerim Alajbegović, Randal Kolo Muani and Jeff Ekhator.
Juventus preparing for sales and more new signings
According to Gazzetta and other Italian sources, their transfer activity is far from being over, as Luciano Spalletti hopes the club will sign a potential new starter in central midfield, a back-up full-back and a centre-forward.
In order to complete all these signings, however, the Old Lady must free up space in the team.
Brazilian midfielder Arthur will be released through a mutual contract termination, but the Bianconeri are also waiting for offers for Teun Koopmeiners, Juan Cabal, Jonathan David and Michele Di Gregorio.
Their priority in central midfield is free-agent Franck Kessié, with Leon Goretzka, also available on a free transfer, as their main alternative.
Wolverhampton defender Hugo Bueno is the main target at left-back, followed by Italy international Emerson Palmieri, a low-cost option, who already played under Spalletti at Roma.
The main target in attack is Manchester United’s Joshua Zirkzee, with Juventus aware that the Red Devils are ready to discuss a potential loan move.
The summer transfer window closes on September 1, and Juventus must first offload unwanted players before completing their final signings.
