With the summer transfer window rapidly approaching its final stages, Juventus are stepping up their efforts to complete the remaining moves on their transfer agenda.
The Bianconeri are working against the clock to finalize both incoming and outgoing deals, with several areas of the squad still requiring attention.
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According to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, who provided an update on his YouTube channel, Juventus recently made an attempt to sign Juan Miranda from Bologna.
The move comes as new head coach Luciano Spalletti has been pushing for the arrival of another left-back to strengthen and complete his defensive options.
Juventus Approach Bologna for Miranda
Romano reports that Juventus explored the possibility of bringing Miranda to Turin in recent hours.
The interest in the Spanish full-back also reflects the increasingly strong relationship between Juventus and Bologna, with the two clubs having been involved in recent transfer discussions, including the deal for Jhon Lucumí and last year’s negotiations involving Emil Holm.
However, despite Juventus making an approach, Bologna have reportedly rejected the proposal. The Rossoblù believe there is simply not enough time left in the transfer window to complete the operation properly.
That decision means Miranda is unlikely to become the left-back Spalletti has requested. Juventus must now look elsewhere if they want to strengthen that position before the deadline.
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The situation highlights just how intense the final days of the transfer market can be. Juventus are continuing to assess opportunities while also trying to manage departures and maintain the right balance within the squad.
With limited time remaining, the club’s sporting management will need to move quickly if it wants to deliver another defensive addition for Spalletti.
For now, Miranda appears to be off the table, despite Juventus’ late attempt. As Romano’s update makes clear, the Bianconeri’s search for a new left-back remains active, and further developments could emerge as the transfer deadline approaches.