Endless Summer Mercato 2016 (906 Viewers)
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Juventus are planning to sign Sassuolo's Domenico Berardi, Valencia's Andre Gomes and Dynamo Kiev's Aleksandar Dragovic, say reports.
The Bianconeri are already preparing their transfer market campaign to build a team capable of challenging for the Champions League, and they have identified targets in all three departments.
Berardi is a priority for the offence, with Tuttosport corroborating previous reports of a €25m deal, and claiming that an agreement has already been finalised with Sassuolo. The Bianconeri will allegedly prepare a contract for the player that will last until 2021.
Tuttosport further reports that Juventus are after Valencia's Gomes for the midfield. The 22-year-old is worth €20m, but Napoli will be competing for his services.
Finally, the Corriere dello Sport suggests the Bianconeri have set their eyes on 25-year-old central defender Dragovic, who is worth €15-20m. In this case the competitors will be Inter, as Coach Roberto Mancini is putatively a great admirer of the defender.
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It’s reported that Juventus want Danilo and Isco from Real Madrid and will make an offer to cancel the Alvaro Morata buy-back clause.
AS cites Tuttosport as claiming Juve will in total pay Madrid €90m if the three operations are concluded.
Madrid hold the right to re-sign Morata and it’s reported they will pay €30m for the striker, then look to sell him on for €50m, with Arsenal mooted.
Juve could though offer €25m to waive the stipulation and keep the Spain international, and it’s noted that would give Madrid a greater profit than if they signed and sold him on.
Isco is also on the agenda and Juve are said to be upping their €30m offer to €40m in order to convince Madrid to part with him.
And finally Danilo, signed by Madrid for more than €30m but wanted by Juventus for €25m after a difficult first year at Santiago Bernabeu.
The Bianconeri are already preparing their transfer market campaign to build a team capable of challenging for the Champions League, and they have identified targets in all three departments.
Berardi is a priority for the offence, with Tuttosport corroborating previous reports of a €25m deal, and claiming that an agreement has already been finalised with Sassuolo. The Bianconeri will allegedly prepare a contract for the player that will last until 2021.
Tuttosport further reports that Juventus are after Valencia's Gomes for the midfield. The 22-year-old is worth €20m, but Napoli will be competing for his services.
Finally, the Corriere dello Sport suggests the Bianconeri have set their eyes on 25-year-old central defender Dragovic, who is worth €15-20m. In this case the competitors will be Inter, as Coach Roberto Mancini is putatively a great admirer of the defender.
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It’s reported that Juventus want Danilo and Isco from Real Madrid and will make an offer to cancel the Alvaro Morata buy-back clause.
AS cites Tuttosport as claiming Juve will in total pay Madrid €90m if the three operations are concluded.
Madrid hold the right to re-sign Morata and it’s reported they will pay €30m for the striker, then look to sell him on for €50m, with Arsenal mooted.
Juve could though offer €25m to waive the stipulation and keep the Spain international, and it’s noted that would give Madrid a greater profit than if they signed and sold him on.
Isco is also on the agenda and Juve are said to be upping their €30m offer to €40m in order to convince Madrid to part with him.
And finally Danilo, signed by Madrid for more than €30m but wanted by Juventus for €25m after a difficult first year at Santiago Bernabeu.
Conte offers Juve Oscar?
By Football Italia staff
Reports say Oscar is not a part of Antonio Conte’s Chelsea plans and Juventus can sign him for €35m.
The Brazil international was linked with the Bianconeri last summer and speculation continues to arise that they are interested in a summer bid.
Tuttosport have reported today that former Juve Coach Conte, who will take charge of Chelsea upon leaving Italy after Euro 2016, deems the attacking midfielder surplus to requirements.
The newspaper believes Oscar’s representatives have already been told by the Stamford Bridge hierarchy that he will be leaving in the summer.
The Old Lady are reportedly ready to pounce and are willing to offer the Brazilian a €4m per season deal, but his asking price is a hefty €35m.
By Football Italia staff
Reports say Oscar is not a part of Antonio Conte’s Chelsea plans and Juventus can sign him for €35m.
The Brazil international was linked with the Bianconeri last summer and speculation continues to arise that they are interested in a summer bid.
Tuttosport have reported today that former Juve Coach Conte, who will take charge of Chelsea upon leaving Italy after Euro 2016, deems the attacking midfielder surplus to requirements.
The newspaper believes Oscar’s representatives have already been told by the Stamford Bridge hierarchy that he will be leaving in the summer.
The Old Lady are reportedly ready to pounce and are willing to offer the Brazilian a €4m per season deal, but his asking price is a hefty €35m.
Hummels pushes Benatia to Juve?
By Football Italia staff
Medhi Benatia's proposed move to Juventus could be helped by Bayern Munich interest in Borussia Dortmund's Mats Hummels, say reports.
The Bianconeri have been linked with former Roma defender Benatia recently and their hopes of landing him could be boosted by Hummels.
Tuttosport reports that the Germany international is open to the possibility of changing clubs in the summer and that Bayern is his first choice destination.
The signing of Hummels would make Bayern more likely to push Benatia out of the door and towards Juve, says the newspaper.
The Moroccan is understood to want a Serie A return and has already had contact with the Old Lady, but there are doubts in Turin over his physical condition and the costs of a deal.
Juve could still spring a surprise by making a move for Hummels themselves, while Barcelona’s Thomas Vermaelen is also an option, says the report.
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Overtime at the newspaper mill.
By Football Italia staff
Medhi Benatia's proposed move to Juventus could be helped by Bayern Munich interest in Borussia Dortmund's Mats Hummels, say reports.
The Bianconeri have been linked with former Roma defender Benatia recently and their hopes of landing him could be boosted by Hummels.
Tuttosport reports that the Germany international is open to the possibility of changing clubs in the summer and that Bayern is his first choice destination.
The signing of Hummels would make Bayern more likely to push Benatia out of the door and towards Juve, says the newspaper.
The Moroccan is understood to want a Serie A return and has already had contact with the Old Lady, but there are doubts in Turin over his physical condition and the costs of a deal.
Juve could still spring a surprise by making a move for Hummels themselves, while Barcelona’s Thomas Vermaelen is also an option, says the report.
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Overtime at the newspaper mill.
I have a feeling we are selling at least one striker this summer out of Morata, Mandzukic or Zaza. Either way, will give us some much needed boost. I hope they stay but IF there is a chance of getting Cavani I think we should jump on it.
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Beppe has a tough job this summer. Gonna be a lot of interest in our players. He has done a great job building the team now the hardest part is keeping the key players. I wonder how much money he has to spend this summer.
I guess for me, I'd be happy with Benatia, Berardi and a new CM. Hopefully we play the 433 because it would STILL be the easiest formation to play. If we get Berardi do we forget about Cuads or try to get him too?
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Beppe has a tough job this summer. Gonna be a lot of interest in our players. He has done a great job building the team now the hardest part is keeping the key players. I wonder how much money he has to spend this summer.
I guess for me, I'd be happy with Benatia, Berardi and a new CM. Hopefully we play the 433 because it would STILL be the easiest formation to play. If we get Berardi do we forget about Cuads or try to get him too?
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