Juventus plot stunning summer shakeup | OneFootball

Juventus are preparing for a busy summer transfer market with several high-profile moves being considered, according to Spazio J, Bianconera News, and JNetwork24. After their elimination from the Club World Cup, Juventus’ leadership, led by technical director Damien Comolli, is evaluating both signings and departures to reshape the squad for next season under Igor Tudor.

Nico Gonzalez appears set for an early exit after just one year in Turin. The Argentine attacker, signed last summer from Fiorentina for just over €28 million, managed only five goals in 35 appearances across all competitions. Despite a decent showing against Real Madrid, sources at Spazio J suggest his time at Juventus may already be over. The club is exploring a solution in the Premier League, with Gonzalez being considered as part of a swap deal with West Ham United to bring in Moroccan defender Nayef Aguerd, a target identified to reinforce Juventus’ back line.

Juventus value Gonzalez between €25 and €30 million, based on figures cited by Eurosport, although achieving that fee outright is considered unlikely. His contract runs for another four years, so a loan or exchange may be the most feasible route for all parties.

In the attacking department, attention has turned to bringing in reinforcements even as the club nears the official announcement of Jonathan David’s arrival. According to Bianconera News, the Canadian striker’s signing is imminent, while Dusan Vlahovic is expected to depart. The club is also pushing for what they view as a ‘major coup’: the acquisition of Victor Osimhen from Napoli. That deal remains challenging; with Osimhen’s future unresolved, Juventus are simultaneously maintaining contact with Paris Saint-Germain in case an extension of Randal Kolo Muani’s loan becomes necessary. However, Chelsea have entered the conversation regarding Kolo Muani, making the competition fierce.

On the wings, Juventus’ transfer team has ramped up efforts to land Jadon Sancho from Manchester United. Gianluca Di Marzio reports positive discussions with Sancho’s camp in recent days, signaling Juventus’ intention to add more directness and quality to their flanks. Sancho spent the most recent season on loan at Chelsea but is set to return to Manchester, making this summer the decisive window for his future.

As player movement intensifies, several other names are likely to depart or arrive based on how negotiations unfold in the coming weeks. The overhaul reflects Juventus’ desire to address the technical and tactical gaps exposed during their Club World Cup campaign and return to consistent domestic and European contention.

(Sources: Spazio J, Bianconera News, JNetwork24, Eurosport)

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