Tudor has asked to sign a full-back (the names)

Juventus is sharpening its focus as the transfer window nears its conclusion. The club’s priority is now clear: securing a reliable right-sided player.

According to La Gazzetta dello Sport and Tuttosport, coach Igor Tudor’s recent tactical choices have made this need impossible to ignore. During the match against Parma, Tudor deployed Pierre Kalulu as a full right-winger, even though players like Joao Mario, Weston McKennie, and Nico Gonzalez were available.

Nico Gonzalez 📸

That decision, while surprising, sent a direct message — reinforcements are required before the market closes.

Behind the scenes, Juventus management has been working quietly but diligently. The Bianconeri aim to seize opportunities in the market’s final days, balancing quality, cost, and squad registration constraints.

Nahuel Molina tops the wishlist, but alternatives emerge

Nahuel Molina of Atlético Madrid remains Tudor’s preferred target. The Argentine, familiar with Serie A from his Udinese days, perfectly fits the profile of the dynamic right-sided player Juventus needs.

Nahuel Molina 📸

Discussions with Atlético have been ongoing, often tied to talks regarding a potential move of Nico Gonzalez to the Spanish side. However, negotiations have been complicated. Atlético Madrid values Molina at €25–30 million and has shown no willingness to grant discounts.

With the transfer deadline looming, conditions might shift, but Juventus also faces another issue: Molina counts as a non-EU player, and the club has only one remaining slot, which could be used for another strategic signing.

Meanwhile, Juventus has explored other options. As La Gazzetta dello Sport reports, the club inquired about Paris Saint-Germain’s Lucas Beraldo, particularly during talks involving Randal Kolo Muani’s potential return to Turin.

Lucas Beraldo 📸

The French club, however, prefers a permanent sale rather than the loan Juventus proposed. Should Beraldo arrive, it would likely rule out Molina due to the non-EU quota limit.

Arnau Martinez – A more feasible solution

According to Tuttosport, progress has been made in negotiations for Arnau Martinez of Girona. The 22-year-old Spaniard has a release clause of €14 million, but the fee is reportedly negotiable and could drop to around €10 million.

Arnau Martinez 📸

Martinez represents a more accessible, financially sustainable option, and his status as an EU player simplifies the registration process.

As the window edges toward its deadline, Juventus must decide swiftly. Whether it is Molina, Beraldo, or Arnau Martinez, Tudor expects reinforcements that align with his tactical vision.

The coming days will determine if the Bianconeri can secure the right signing to strengthen their flank and keep their ambitions alive for the season ahead.

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