Closed with the Barcelona exchange Pjanic-Arthur and brought home a super capital gain of 42 million net for the sale of the Bosnian midfielder, the Juve does not stop and is ready to reinvest immediately on the market. Particularly hot is the axis with the Roma, whose stalemate at the corporate level weighs heavily on the club’s accounts (in deep red) (with debts close to 300 million euros). And in the last days they register new contacts between the intermediaries of Juve and Rome to talk about Guts and above all of Zaniolo, the latter for some time in the sights of the Juventus management and valued at least 60 million by the Giallorossi. But the non-conquest of a place in the Champions League and the consequent 50 million in the club’s coffers (and the defeat of San Siro against Milan has further moved Fonseca’s team from the fourth place occupied by Atalanta, to +9) will force the Capitoline to let his jewels leave.
Rome considers Zaniolo an untouchable, fundamental element for the present and the future, and does not want to sacrifice it. Other players are expected to leave, including Under and Kluivert himself. But Juve does not give up and is ready to take advantage of it, leveraging on the eventual economic needs of the Giallorossi club and on the budget problems.
Another name that the bianconeri likes is that of Lorenzo Pellegrini, also targeted by the PSG, which has a termination clause exercisable between 1 and 30 July of approximately 30 million euros payable in two years. The business between Juventus and Rome could therefore have a sequel, after the exchange Spinazzola-Luca Pellegrini last summer.
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