Juventus transfer market, will Kean’s future change? The last
Juve is going through a difficult moment after the lackluster 0-0 home draw against Genoa and third place in the standings. The next championship match against Lazio, opponents also in the semi-final of the Italian Cup, it will therefore be a very delicate transition for the Old Lady with implications also on the transfer market.
As reported by calciomercato.comAllegri, with Milik injured and Vlahovic disqualified (and struggling with back pain), will have to rely on to the revived Kean against the team now coached by Igor Tudor.
Will Moise Kean say goodbye to Juventus in January?
A strange story that of Moise who in January was practically already a player for Atletico Madrid, a transition that was lost due to the long recovery time from the injury he was suffering from. His introduction to the pitch against Genoa was certainly encouraging, with Kean hitting the post at the end, marking probably the Bianconeri’s most dangerous opportunity.
Kean dreams of a complicated call-up to the next European Championship but to fuel this desire he will have to return to scoring regularly in this season finale which could be his last with the black and white shirt. Or maybe not.
In fact, before the failed transfer to Atletico Madrid, Juve had proposed to Kean the renewal of the contract currently expiring in 2025 until 30 June 2026. The class of 2000 refused and therefore at the end of the season and in view of next summer the issue of his future will inevitably arise.
It is clear that without an extension, farewell for Juve would be the most logical solution given that next summer will be the last one that could allow Giuntoli to collect precious money to reinvest in income. Kean’s desire to be understood in this sense is that in the event of a transfer he would prefer to go abroad but at the moment the only teams that have shown interest are all Italian.
The three teams that have asked Juve for information on Kean for next summer are Milan, Lazio and Fiorentina.
In this sense, the price that the Juventus club will set must be understood: having only one year of contract, a figure of around 20 million euros is conceivable. Milan could think of it as an alternative to the starter if Giroud decided to land in MLS while Lazio and Fiorentina would have Kean as the spearhead of their attack with the Biancocelesti preparing to say goodbye to Ciro Immobile.
Milan transfer market, full-back revolution: who leaves and who arrives
Milan’s transfer market next summer could also include a fair amount of revolution regarding the full-backs department. From Calabria to Florenzi, here’s who’s leaving, who’s staying and who might arrive.
As reported by calciomercato.com, one of the situations that will need to be addressed is that relating to Alessandro Florenzi. The Milan full-back, who is carving out a lot of space for himself this season, has a contract with the Rossoneri until 30 June 2025 and with a salary of around 3 million euros.
The feeling is that for a possible renewal the figures will have to be revised downwards but his stay next season, the last under his existing contract, appears to be a given.
Davide Calabria
Calabria’s injury forces Milan to reflect
The AC Milan captain also has a contract expiring in 2025 but in this case, even if the negotiations for the renewal of the contract have not yet started, the common will of the parties is to extend the agreement to at least 2026.
Calabria is now a symbol of the Rossoneri club and has every intention of ending his career with the Rossoneri like the great Rossoneri captains of the past. His permanence is not in question.
Pierre Kalulu
The situation of the Frenchman is different as he has the double role of central defender and right back in Stefano Pioli’s Milan. Currently injured after the strain on the medial collateral of his right knee suffered against Verona, his stay remains in the balance.
If an offer of 30 million euros or more were to arrive, Furlani and Moncada could give the green light given his arrival on a free transfer from Lyon in July 2020 and the possibility of recording a large capital gain in the budget. It will therefore depend on the incoming proposals.
Alex Jimenez
The young full-back taken on loan from Real Madrid in the summer can be redeemed by Milan for 5 million euros with Los Blancos having the right to buy back set at double the amount which can only be exercised in the summer of 2025.
Furlani and Moncada will have to decide whether to redeem him and continue to develop him between the Primavera and the first team or whether to interrupt the relationship after a year. Decision at the end of the championship.
Filippo Terracciano
The latest in order of arrival is Filippo Terracciano, purchased last January from Verona for 4.5 million euros, bonuses included. For the boy, Milan has a growth plan in mind in recent months that can make him expendable starting from next year.
At the moment the transfer is not considered possible by the Rossoneri club.
The three names on the Rossoneri management’s notebook are all young prospects and of absolute value.
The names of Killian Sildillia, a Frenchman from Freiburg whose contract expires in 2026, Joe Scally from Borussia Monchengladbach who expires in 2027 and Arnau Martínez, a 2003 player from Girona who expires on 30 June 2025, are present.
Angelino-Roma, redemption in the balance? The last
In terms of the summer transfer market, Roma are already thinking about Angelino’s future. Having arrived in the capital on loan in January, what is missing for the player’s redemption.
Arriving in the last days of the winter transfer window from Leipzig, Angelino is experiencing his first football adventure in Serie A with the Roma shirt. So far, the Spanish defensive winger has landed in Trigoria to alternate with Leonardo Spinazzola, who in the first part of the season was mostly out of action due to various muscular problems. However, with the arrival of Daniele De Rossi, the Giallorossi have consequently changed their formation, going from a three-man defense to a four-man defence. Factor that pushed DDR to trust the former Juventus player, thus relegating the 1997 class to the bench. Ergo, today in the club’s management plans questions are being asked about the redemption of the player, with a view to the summer transfer market.
Angelino
According to today’s edition of Corriere dello Sport, if Roma manage to qualify for the next Champions League (which will include a new format), then the Friedkin brothers could opt for the right of redemption on Angelino: option agreed in the deal for the loan in the winter transfer market. Furthermore, the potential fifth place assigned to Italy for the UEFA Ranking would greatly increase the chances of playing the most coveted football tournament in Europe next year. Should this scenario materialize, the former Manchester City player could remain in Trigoria for the next few seasons. Currently, the player has made 7 league appearances, starting 86% of the time. We are waiting for further updates.
2024-03-21 19:00:54
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