Juventus aims for midfield – Juventus are actively engaging in the winter transfer market to strengthen their midfield, with Atalanta's Brazilian Ederson their main target. After moving from Salernitana to Bergamo a year ago, the footballer has become a priority for Massimiliano Allegri, who recognizes his importance. The negotiation is likely to be complex, however, as Gasperini's goddess is unwilling to immediately give up a key element.
Juventus is aiming for midfield.
Despite the challenges, Juventus are determined to secure a deal that will strengthen their midfield so they can prepare for the second half of the season with more confidence. In parallel with their interest in Ederson, the Bianconeri are also exploring Nottingham Forest's Orel Mangala, a Belgian midfielder born in 1988. It is worth noting that Napoli have shown interest in the same player.
Juventus sporting director Giuntoli revealed to Mediaset ahead of the Italian Cup match against Frosinone that the club is looking for an opportunity that meets both the technical and economic criteria. Unfortunately, such an opportunity has not yet arisen, but Giuntoli expressed confidence that the conditions for a suitable deal could still be present. He highlighted the lack of haste, stressing that the market is still long and all valuations will be made in due course.
In summary, Juventus is actively targeting the market, looking for midfield reinforcements and exploring alternatives to meet the team's needs. Negotiations for Ederson remain the biggest challenge, but the club is open to other options and maintains the goal of significantly improving the team in order to better compete for the rest of the season. The determination is clear and, while reiterating the active approach, the sporting director reiterates the importance of finding a balance between technical and economic aspects to ensure a successful deal. The transfer market represents a crucial opportunity for Juventus, who must continue to manage the complexities of negotiations as they look to the future.
