Juventus working to sign “The Maestro”

Juventus are already laying the groundwork for the next summer transfer window, with clear priorities emerging in midfield and defense.

According to Matteo Moretto, one of the names that continues to attract strong interest from the club is Morten Hjulmand, currently playing for Sporting CP.

The Danish midfielder was a concrete target for Juventus during the previous summer window, and his profile remains highly appreciated by the club’s management.

Internally, Hjulmand is still viewed as a reliable and well-rounded option, capable of strengthening the balance and intensity of the midfield. While no immediate move has been finalized, Juventus are monitoring the situation closely, and new contacts between the involved parties could take place in the coming months.

The Bianconeri’s technical area is actively working on multiple fronts, compiling a shortlist of potential reinforcements well in advance.

This proactive approach reflects the club’s intention to avoid last-minute negotiations and instead move with clarity and strategy once the market opens.

Defensive Targets Also Under Evaluation

Beyond midfield, Juventus are also placing significant emphasis on reinforcing their defensive line. The club is already working on securing a new central defender for next summer, identifying several candidates who fit the tactical and physical requirements of the project.

Some of these defensive profiles have already been approached, signaling that discussions are at an early but meaningful stage. The dual focus on midfield control and defensive stability underlines Juventus’ broader plan to refresh and strengthen the squad in key areas.

With months still to go before the transfer window officially opens, the club is positioning itself to act decisively when the time comes.

As reported by Matteo Moretto, Juventus’ strategy is clear: careful planning, targeted profiles, and early groundwork to ensure competitiveness at the highest level next season.

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