Juventus continue to reshape their transfer strategy under the new leadership of Giovanni Carnevali and Frederic Massara.
While long-standing targets remain at the top of the club’s shortlist, the Bianconeri are also paying close attention to market opportunities that could emerge later in the summer.
As reported by Giovanni Albanese, Juventus’ recent swoop for Zeki Celik is a clear example of the club’s new approach.
Rather than focusing solely on high-profile negotiations, the management is working discreetly behind the scenes to seize opportunities whenever they arise.
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Richarlison Emerges as a Potential Opportunity
Signing a new striker remains Juventus’ top priority. Paris Saint-Germain forward Randal Kolo Muani continues to be the club’s preferred target, having been at the top of the shortlist for quite some time.
However, the Bianconeri are also monitoring alternative options should the right circumstances present themselves.
One name to watch is Richarlison. The Brazilian international could become an attractive opportunity, especially if Tottenham decide to make him available.
Juventus believe the 29-year-old possesses the qualities Luciano Spalletti is looking for, and with only one year remaining on his contract, his situation could become increasingly favorable for interested clubs.
Another factor working in Juventus’ favor is the connection with Roberto De Zerbi. The Italian coach enjoys the full trust of Carnevali, and his relationship with the Juventus executive could help bring Richarlison’s profile into serious consideration if the market conditions align.
Kolo Muani Still the Priority
Despite the growing interest in Richarlison, Juventus remain fully focused on securing Kolo Muani.
The club wants to speed up negotiations with Paris Saint-Germain before deciding whether to add another experienced striker or instead invest in a younger forward with long-term potential.
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Among the emerging names is Parma striker Mateo Pellegrino, who is considered one of the leading candidates if Juventus opt for a more developmental signing alongside Kolo Muani.
Richarlison, meanwhile, is already familiar with Juventus’ environment.
During Brazil’s preparations for the 2022 FIFA World Cup, the national team trained at Juventus’ Continassa training center, giving the striker a first-hand look at the club’s facilities—an experience he reportedly appreciated.
Whether that familiarity eventually leads to a move to Turin will depend largely on how Juventus’ ongoing negotiations for Kolo Muani develop in the coming weeks.
According to Giovanni Albanese, Richarlison is not currently the first-choice target, but he remains a serious market opportunity that Juventus are carefully evaluating as they continue their search for attacking reinforcements.