Juventus are continuing to plan for the future with the aim of building an increasingly competitive squad.
Balancing financial sustainability with sporting ambitions, the Bianconeri could be forced to make important decisions in the transfer market, particularly amid growing interest from several European giants in some of their key players.
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Speaking on the matter, Sky Sport journalist Manuele Baiocchini provided an update on Juventus’ potential outgoing transfers and the market strategies already being shaped by the club’s new management.
Bremer and Cambiaso Among Europe’s Most Wanted
According to Baiocchini, several Juventus players continue to attract strong interest on the international stage. Among them is Brazilian defender Bremer, who remains highly regarded by top European clubs thanks to his consistency and performances over recent seasons.
Andrea Cambiaso is another player generating significant attention. The versatile full-back has reportedly emerged as a target for a number of elite clubs.
Baiocchini recalled that when Manchester City showed interest in the Italian international just over a year ago, Juventus valued him at around €80 million — a figure that underlines how highly the club rates both his sporting and financial value.
As a result, the future of both players could become one of the major talking points of the summer transfer window, especially if offers arrive that Juventus consider too good to refuse.
Carnevali Already Working on Juventus’ Next Steps
Baiocchini believes Juventus may need to sanction at least one major sale in order to support the club’s long-term project.
“There are Juventus players who have a strong market. Bremer is one of them. Cambiaso is another player that several clubs would like to sign. I remember that when Manchester City became interested in him, Juventus valued him at €80 million.
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Di Gregorio will obviously leave. He will leave for sure, so Juventus will most likely have to make a sacrifice as well.
However, Carnevali has already outlined strategies aimed at strengthening the team for next season and will continue negotiations based on the work carried out by Comolli in recent weeks.”
At the same time, Juventus are already working on reinforcing the squad ahead of the new campaign. Giovanni Carnevali is said to have identified clear transfer priorities, building on the groundwork laid by Damien Comolli and advancing negotiations considered crucial to the club’s technical project.
The Bianconeri’s objective remains clear: maintain a high level of competitiveness while preserving financial stability. For that reason, a high-profile departure could be viewed not only as an economic necessity but also as an opportunity to fund new investments and accelerate the club’s long-term development.