Winter mercato thread 2027 (25 Viewers)
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Openda and David, who are doing very well with Lyon and AtléticoMadrid, could become very important for the upcoming mercato in terms of sales. Juventus must rid themselves of wrong signings and must purchase the right ones. Doing so under economic constraints or with a capital increase makes all the difference in the world. The hope is that Koopmeiners then wakes up, to be either sold or kept.
[Guido Vaciago - TuttoSport via @juventusinsidernews]
[Guido Vaciago - TuttoSport via @juventusinsidernews]
jj has to balance the accounts first before signing someone like donnarumma. i guess their usable players like haaland, donnarumma, cherki, ruben dias, bouaddi etc will have better offers
providing they get a severe punishment that is. i'm not even sure they won't sweep it under the carpet and let them get away with a relatively symbolic punishment like a fine of a few tens of millions and a transfer ban for a season (which would stand in the way of a fire sale anyway)
providing they get a severe punishment that is. i'm not even sure they won't sweep it under the carpet and let them get away with a relatively symbolic punishment like a fine of a few tens of millions and a transfer ban for a season (which would stand in the way of a fire sale anyway)
i hope you're right. i do think that state owned clubs shouldn't have been allowed to exist in the first place. they distort the competition by default, let alone city's case when it looks like they systematically broke the rules for at least a decade (and odds are they never stopped that practice). i wouldn't shed a tear if they were relegated to the highest amateur division.
but they are too important, so is the relationship with uae and other middle eastern oil countries, and so is the league itself and its credibility.
we'll see
but they are too important, so is the relationship with uae and other middle eastern oil countries, and so is the league itself and its credibility.
we'll see
"Many denials have been arriving.
The club itself contacted me confirming the denial.
However, based on reliable information, and subsequent confirmation yesterday, I know that, at the end of August and the beginning of September, the strongest name as an internal solution for the presidency of Juventus was, and still is, Ginevra Elkann.
From Ginevra's side, there is availability and a desire to take the position.
The only thing that is certain is that the parties have discussed it recently, that doesn't mean they haven't changed their minds."
[@MatteMoretto on @juventibus via @PuebloJ]
"Due to the injuries to Manuel Locatelli and Khéphren Thuram, in addition to the underperformance of Teun Koopmeiners, the priority for Juventus is to sign a midfielder in January.
The profile they are looking for is that of a young and talented player:
▫️Alessandro Romano: The 18-year-old (born in 2006) from Cagliari is of interest to Juve.
However, his price tag is already estimated at around €20M, and the Sardinian club paid just under €6M for him.
Inter and Napoli are also tracking him.
Darryl Bakola: The 17-year-old French talent (born in 2007) signed by Sassuolo from Olympiquede Marseille.
Juventus already attempted approaches for him at the end of August and his valuation could be around €30M."
[@NicoSchira on YouTube via @PuebloJ]
Juventus wants to lock down the best talents from its youth sector well in advance. The primary name is Elimoghale: a contract adjustment is being evaluated to ward off competition. The management also wants to increasingly maximize the value of Vinovo, transforming it into a source of both talent for the First Team and future mercato revenues. Among the young players already seeing their value is Davide Marchisio.
[Giovanni Albanese - Gazzetta dello Sport via @juventusinsidernews]
The club itself contacted me confirming the denial.
However, based on reliable information, and subsequent confirmation yesterday, I know that, at the end of August and the beginning of September, the strongest name as an internal solution for the presidency of Juventus was, and still is, Ginevra Elkann.
From Ginevra's side, there is availability and a desire to take the position.
The only thing that is certain is that the parties have discussed it recently, that doesn't mean they haven't changed their minds."
[@MatteMoretto on @juventibus via @PuebloJ]
"Due to the injuries to Manuel Locatelli and Khéphren Thuram, in addition to the underperformance of Teun Koopmeiners, the priority for Juventus is to sign a midfielder in January.
The profile they are looking for is that of a young and talented player:
▫️Alessandro Romano: The 18-year-old (born in 2006) from Cagliari is of interest to Juve.
However, his price tag is already estimated at around €20M, and the Sardinian club paid just under €6M for him.
Inter and Napoli are also tracking him.
Darryl Bakola: The 17-year-old French talent (born in 2007) signed by Sassuolo from Olympiquede Marseille.
Juventus already attempted approaches for him at the end of August and his valuation could be around €30M."
[@NicoSchira on YouTube via @PuebloJ]
Juventus wants to lock down the best talents from its youth sector well in advance. The primary name is Elimoghale: a contract adjustment is being evaluated to ward off competition. The management also wants to increasingly maximize the value of Vinovo, transforming it into a source of both talent for the First Team and future mercato revenues. Among the young players already seeing their value is Davide Marchisio.
[Giovanni Albanese - Gazzetta dello Sport via @juventusinsidernews]
Forget about haaland and those guys, they'll go wherever they want. The only reason I'm mentioning Donnarumma is because he's Italian. Investing in him we'd secure our GK spot for like 10 years. And after the BS we saw with Di Gregorio I don't think we should be experimenting on the goalkeeper spot ever again.
Are you serious? Donnarumma without his mistakes is of the Curtois Noir level.
He does mistakes which puts him one level behind but he is still a WC GK that makes a difference.
Carnesecchi is good but he is also extremely hyped. Has potential but not WC.
His good side is his wages.
Anyway neither will come here.
Carnesecchi would already be here if we want to while Donnarumma is at a nowadays stronger club.
Even with fines and points I doubt they sell their importand players.
He does mistakes which puts him one level behind but he is still a WC GK that makes a difference.
Carnesecchi is good but he is also extremely hyped. Has potential but not WC.
His good side is his wages.
Anyway neither will come here.
Carnesecchi would already be here if we want to while Donnarumma is at a nowadays stronger club.
Even with fines and points I doubt they sell their importand players.
