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Icardi to Juventus, arrives first confirmation

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3 weeks ago

May 25, 2026

The future of Mauro Icardi is once again becoming one of the hottest talking points on the transfer market ahead of the summer window.

The Argentine striker is expected to leave Galatasaray at the end of the season, with his contract reportedly expiring in the coming weeks, and speculation around a return to Serie A is already intensifying.

Italian journalist Tancredi Palmeri sparked fresh debate on social media after questioning whether both Juventus and AC Milan should consider making a move for the former Inter striker.

Writing on X, Palmeri suggested that allowing a proven goalscorer like Icardi to become available for free could be an opportunity too important to ignore.

Juventus Could Reignite Their Interest

Juventus are no strangers to links with Icardi. The Turin giants have monitored the striker multiple times over the past few seasons, particularly during moments of uncertainty surrounding their attacking department.

Last January, when injuries left the Bianconeri searching for an experienced replacement for Dusan Vlahovic, Icardi’s name reportedly returned to the shortlist requested by coach Luciano Spalletti.

Despite the growing rumors at the time, negotiations never truly advanced and the move ultimately collapsed before reaching an advanced stage.

However, with the summer transfer window approaching and Juventus expected to reshape their frontline, the situation could now change rapidly.

Milan Also Watching the Situation

Meanwhile, Milan could also emerge as a serious contender if they decide to add more firepower and experience to their squad.

Icardi’s profile remains attractive for clubs seeking a clinical striker capable of delivering immediate impact without a massive transfer fee.

At 33, the Argentine still possesses the instinct and finishing ability that made him one of Serie A’s most feared forwards during his years at Inter.

With free agency approaching, the possibility of a dramatic return to Italian football is becoming increasingly realistic — and Palmeri’s comments may only fuel the speculation further.