Juventus needs to finalize 7 signings, Tudor appreciates many, Fla wants to transfer to the Premier League with free agency

1. Juventus needs 7 more players, Comolly accelerates: David is just the first step to return to the top, Sancho negotiates severance payments with Manchester United, which is the next upcoming signing. Midfield position, negotiating with Zachar, McKenny and Douglas Louis will leave. Three pressing priorities: a defender, a full-back (replaces Wea) and a second goalkeeper. The general manager must finalize Kolo Muani's buyout option and Concesan's acquisition.

2. Osmeen Galatasaray, yes! Naples, now Nunez.

3. Retjee's trip to Arabia makes Atlanta richer.

4. Oristanho and Ngongge want to come to Turin.

"Roman Sports"

1. Promote transfers for more than 30 million. He had his first contact in March: he was the full-back Tudor wanted. He has a cold relationship with Viola: he will not renew his contract. The Brazilian's contract with Florence is signed until 2027, and he is also paying attention to Picres of Palmeiras and Gutierrez of Girona. Three questions: Vlahovic, Milik and Kolo Muani.

2. Retje transfers to Arab gold rush: 80 million in 4 years.

3, Osmayen, last minute. Guaranteed that 75 million will be received, and then Naples attacked Nunes. Bologna wants to sell Endoye 50 million.

4. Calhanoglu stayed in Inter Milan.

5. Ferguson: Rome is in pole position.

6. Baldini took over the Italian U21 team.

"Milan Sports Daily"

1, Golden Retge: Atlanta has received 68 million, and the striker will make 80 million in four years of signing.

2, Cialhanoglu stopped. Leoni is introduced immediately, Inter Milan's plan: Valentine Caboni goes to Genoa.

3. Osmeen Galatasaray, Naples accepts a transfer fee of 75 million in five years.

4. Bruges refused, but Jasari wanted to transfer to AC Milan.

5. Super Paris Saint-Germain: Louis Enrique destroys Inter Milan and Real Madrid one after another.

Il Bianconero reported that there are now many clubs interested in Juventus right-back Alberto Costa.

Zebras signed Alberto Costa in the winter window this year, and Mota was still coaching at the time, but it was difficult for the Portuguese full-back to gain a place in the first team. With Tudor taking office, Costa's fate began to change, and he gradually gained more playing time, leaving a positive impression.

Despite Costa's recent improvement, his position at the club is under review. Juventus is known to be pragmatic in team management, and club transfer policies usually prioritize financial flexibility, which means that even players in good shape may be sold if the right offer appears.

According to Il Bianconero, Juventus has received inquiries from Türkiye and Saudi Arabian clubs about Costa. The report said that if a convincing offer is received, there is indeed a possibility that the club will consider selling the defender.

Since joining the team, Costa has slowly shown a commendable form, and if he is given a full season, the Portuguese may become a stable player. However, his future in the Turin giants remains uncertain as the club will assess priorities on athletics and economics in the summer transfer window.

The Sun reported that Serbian striker Vlahovic hopes to leave Juventus as free and then transfer to Manchester United or Arsenal.

Zebras have signed free-standing Canadian striker Jonathan David, and are also planning to keep Paris Saint-Germain striker Muani, so they are keen to send away the high-paying and low-powered Vlahovic in some way. For this reason, they are even considering termination of the Serbian international one year early.

Juvent directors believe that it may be difficult for them to find a buyer willing to pay a substantial transfer fee and meet Vlahovic's generous salary, so they'd better reduce their losses by reaching an early termination.

Nevertheless, there is no reason for Vlahovic to tear up his high-paying contract with Juventus unless the Serbian can get a reliable offer at other clubs. Therefore, Vlahovic and his entourage will hold talks with several suitors.

According to the Sun, Vlahovic and his representatives have arranged a meeting with Manchester United and Arsenal next week, both of which are looking to sign a center this summer. If you can sign Vlahovic in a free transfer, it may be an extremely attractive option for them.

The Turin Sports reported that Juventus plans to finalize seven more signings this summer, including leaving Francesco Concesan and Colo Muani.

Zebras have officially announced their first signing this summer: Canadian striker Jonathan David, but it is expected to introduce another seven players.

Last summer, under the leadership of Gene Toli and Mota, Juventus carried out comprehensive rectification of the first team, excluding the four signings in January, and the first team had already introduced nine players. But with both of the two leaving, the club had to make another change this summer.

According to the Turin Sports News, club general manager Comoli and his colleagues plan to sign seven more players this summer to provide coach Tudor with a team that can realize his ideas and be competitive on all fronts. The first name on the

shortlist may be Sancho, who will leave Manchester United this summer. Juventus has been confirmed to be interested in the England winger, but Italian sources have mixed opinions.

In addition, Juventus is determined to retain Muani and Concesan who were loaned to the team last season, so they continue to negotiate with Paris Saint-Germain and Porto.

Juventus is expected to send Douglas Louis away this summer, and McKennie also finds he has been listed for sale. Therefore, at least one new midfielder is needed for the first team, and Leverkusen veteran Granit Zaka became a popular candidate.

Similarly, Timothy Via is reportedly about to transfer to Marseille, so Continenta is expected to usher in a new full-back, and Fiorentina's Dodo is considered the preferred target for this position.

Juventus also needs a new No. 2 goalkeeper as Palin appears to be leaving the club, and the team needs a new central defender to strengthen the defense.