Juve transfer market, Djaló sought

Turin, 5 January 2024 - Two matches in a few days for Juve against Salernitana. After last night's 6-1 in the Italian Cup, the fields will be reversed on Sunday 7 January for the closing of the first round, which sees the Bianconeri chasing Inter by two points and a safety crossing as the Nerazzurri will face a struggling Verona on Saturday. But there is also the transfer market and Juve tries a second transfer move against Inter after Gleison Bremer two seasons ago. For June, Beppe Marotta and Piero Ausilio have set their sights on Lille's Tiago Djaló, who has just recovered from a knee injury that has kept him sidelined since March. Joints he is instead looking to overtake, also because the Nerazzurri are apparently working on a free transfer while Juve is looking for a coup now by paying a not very high sum to the French.

Two million, but the player needs to be convinced

The situation is quite clear: Tiago Djaló's contract expires in June and he is recovering from a serious knee injury. The former Milan player suffered a ruptured cruciate ligament and his recovery times, at least when he returns to full capacity, are still to be verified, which is why Inter he wants to sign him on a free transfer for June, in order to give the player time to work peacefully. There Juve, then, he smelled the possible deal in advance. Joints he would have offered two million more bonuses to Lille to try to get ahead of Marotta: the French agree but the player needs to be convinced. Boy he has his word with Inter and would like to respect it, but Juve will work on it in the next few days to try to understand the room for maneuver with the defender's entourage. The player would go from June to take Alex's place Sandro expiring, while for the January market there could be a loan transfer of Huijsen disputed by Frosinone and Rome. The Ciociari have an agreement with the Bianconeri, who do not want to change destination, but the Giallorossi try to convince the player by also offering the international stage. Incoming, the search for a midfielder remains open, but only a profile that can effectively change Juve's level. Cool down the slopes of these weeks between Phillips e Hojbjergwhile on Samardzic Napoli is very strong with Zielinski courted by Inter. Allegri's dream would be Rodrigo De Paul, but the player and Atletico Madrid refused to sell. Too expensive in January Lewis Ferguson which now has a value of 30 million euros and a Bologna fighting in Europe will not sell him halfway through the season. Meanwhile, Allegri prepares Salerno, always with short rotations in midfield given Manuel's disqualification Locatelli, while Danilo, Gatti and McKennie will have to be careful as they are within a booking of a booking. Read also - Juve landslide against Salernitana: 6-1. Now the quarterfinals against Frosinone