Juventus have reportedly identified Cagliari midfielder Alessandro Romano as one of their main transfer targets ahead of next season.
The 2006-born midfielder has attracted attention in Turin thanks to his technical qualities, playing characteristics and competitive temperament, with the club apparently considering him a strong option for the future.
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According to Tuttosport, Luciano Spalletti has already given his approval to the potential operation, adding further weight to Juventus’ interest in the young midfielder.
The report suggests that the club could now be prepared to move forward with greater determination as they assess their options in midfield.
Massara Connection Could Help Juventus for Alessandro Romano
Romano is also a player who has long been appreciated by Frederic Massara. Tuttosport reports that Massara was previously involved in facilitating a loan move for the midfielder to Spezia in Serie B during his time at Roma.
That previous connection could now become relevant if Juventus decide to pursue the youngster more aggressively. Romano’s current valuation is believed to be around €20 million, a figure that would reportedly be within Juventus’ financial reach.
The Italian giants are therefore in a position to consider making a serious approach rather than simply monitoring the player’s development.
For Juventus, the potential signing would represent an investment in a young midfielder who already possesses qualities that have caught the attention of important figures at the club.
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His age also fits the strategy of building for the future while adding players capable of developing into important first-team contributors.
With Spalletti reportedly approving the move and Massara already familiar with Romano, the conditions could be in place for Juventus to intensify their interest.
The next stage will depend on whether the Turin club decides to turn its appreciation for the Cagliari youngster into a formal transfer proposal.