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1 year ago

April 16, 2025

As the 2024–25 campaign wraps up, Juventus is assessing the futures of several loanees. Here’s a snapshot of where things stand as for TuttoSport:

Arthur Melo – The Brazilian midfielder wants to stay at Girona, but the Spanish club is unlikely to spend the €10M needed for a full transfer. His current loan cost €700K plus €200K in add-ons.

Tiago Djaló – After making little impact at Porto, Tiago Djaló is expected to return to Turin. Valued at €12M, Juventus plans to find a new destination for him.

Nicolò Fagioli – Thriving at Fiorentina, who want to keep him. The deal becomes permanent for €13.5M if they qualify for Europe. Juve already earned €2.5M and could pocket €3M more in bonuses, plus 10% of any resale.

Facundo González – Only 10 appearances at Feyenoord make a permanent move for €6M unlikely.

Filip Kostić – A key figure at Fenerbahçe under Mourinho (2 goals, 7 assists), and talks are progressing. Valued at €5M, a summer move looks very likely.

A lot of Juventus players on loan, they future remain uncertain?

Fabio Miretti – He boosted his confidence at Genoa, scoring 3 goals and providing 3 assists. Juventus will decide his future once his loan ends in June

Tarik Muharemović – Sassuolo’s promotion triggered a €5M buy clause. Juve also holds 50% resale rights.

Hans Nicolussi Caviglia – Hans Nicolussi Caviglia impressed at Venezia with 4 goals and 2 assists. Venezia activated his buy option, and Juventus will receive around €5M.

Luca Pellegrini – Mixed season at Lazio but ended strong, and €4M obligation to buy means he’s not returning.

Nicolò Rovella – Starred in Lazio’s midfield and earned a national call-up. Juve will receive around €17M from the mandatory purchase this summer.

Daniele Rugani – Daniele Rugani started strong at Ajax but saw his performance decline. With no buy clause in his contract, he is set to return to Juventus