With the central defensive position now defined, Juventus can turn their attention to another area of the back line: finding a reliable alternative to Andrea Cambiaso on the left flank.
According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, the Bianconeri are exploring a specific type of opportunity. Rather than making another major investment, Juventus are looking at players already belonging to top European clubs who may currently have limited playing time.
That situation could open the door to a loan deal, allowing the Turin club to strengthen the squad without immediately committing to another significant transfer fee.
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Two names have already emerged in Juventus’ evaluations: Álvaro Carreras of Real Madrid and Rayan Aït-Nouri of Manchester City.
Juventus Look Toward Europe’s Biggest Clubs
Both players fit the profile Juventus are searching for. The objective is not necessarily to find a new undisputed starter, but to add quality and depth behind Cambiaso while keeping the financial impact of the operation under control.
Carreras and Aït-Nouri would offer Juventus the possibility of adding a player with experience at the highest level while potentially benefiting from the competition for places at their current clubs.
For Juventus, the appeal is clear: a temporary move could provide an immediate solution without forcing the club into another expensive permanent transfer.
The Bianconeri have already made important investments during the current transfer window, meaning the strategy for the left-back position is expected to be more cautious.
A loan involving a player from a major European club could therefore represent the ideal solution.
The Final Decision Could Come Late in the Window
The next step will be understanding whether Real Madrid and Manchester City are actually willing to consider temporary departures for Carreras and Aït-Nouri.
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Juventus will monitor the situation closely as the final weeks of the transfer window approach. Their priority remains clear: find a quality deputy for Cambiaso, but do so through an opportunity that fits the club’s financial strategy.
The coming weeks could therefore be decisive, with the final choice potentially depending as much on the plans of the two European giants as on Juventus’ own preferences.