Juve’s last juggling act: signing a player who ends his contract for 12 million

Fabio Paratici has done it again. The wizard of capital gains He returns to the rescue of Juventus to square a balance. It has not been just one, but there is a maneuver by the Juventus football director that in this window is causing people to talk in Italy. The Old lady has done ortoday a double movement with Genoa. He has sent Manolo Portanova and Elia Petrelli, aged 21 and 19, respectively, to the Ligurian club and has announced the hiring of Nicolo Rovella, whom he leaves on loan at Genoa until 2022. The surprising thing is that the latter, a 19-year-old midfielder, ended his contract in June, but the transfer has been valued at 18 million. Meanwhile, the sales of Portanova and Petrelli have been recorded at a rate of ten million to be paid in three installments and eight in another three years.

Juventus engineering has gone to work and has looked for a regular partner like Genoa to exchange stickers and leave capital gains on the balance sheet of both. The market price of the main players is really questionable and Rovella was now free to sign with whomever she wanted, because her contract ended in June. But the pandemic is tightening and it’s time to help out. Juve and Genoa do it regularly, they have exchanged cards in recent years. This movement in itself, has generated in Juventus an immediate capital gain of 17.2 million, 9.6 from Portanova and 7.6 from Petrelli. It remains to be seen if Rovella ever plays for Juventus.

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It is the second blow of its kind in winter.

A couple of days ago, Juventus also gave official status to another very valuable exchange for its coffers. Marley Aké came from Marseille. The 20-year end has a market value of 2.50 million, but the transaction has been set at eight million. The same costs for Marseille with the arrival of Franco Tongya, an 18-year-old attacking midfielder who does not even have an estimated value on Transfermarkt. In Marseille, the sports management is occupied by Pablo Longoria, Paratici’s former deputy in Turin. Juventus explained in the official announcement that the operation has generated an immediate capital gain of another eight million.

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