Juventus continues to pursue Dibu Martinez, the alternative is Oblak

Introducing Giovanni Carnevali will not change much in Juventus' transfer strategy. The arrival of the former Sassuolo director will bring strong development to the club. He will work alongside Chiellini, who has increased his role in the past year. The leadership will be complete with the return of Tognozzi. Negotiations are ongoing with the Champions League in mind, but it is clear that Juventus need to return to a competitive position for the Scudetto.

Back to Juventus, the club is continuing to pursue Dibu Martinez. They have reached an agreement with the player for a four-year contract, but Aston Villa are adamant and the problem now is to satisfy the English team. Juventus does not want to be surprised and has prepared a number of backup plans, including Oblak from Atletico Madrid. They are also monitoring Vicario and De Gea.

In defense, Juventus are linked with Bremer's release clause (57 million euros) valid until August 10. Gatti could also leave, so this summer promises to be hot. Juventus has started working on two fronts. Recently, they have increased contact with Bologna to recruit Lucumi, who only has one year left on his contract but has a release clause of 28 million euros until mid-July. This is an amount currently considered high. Juventus are also pushing to sign Gila, although Napoli are ahead in the race (with Allegri the first to rate him). The expected price is from 25 to 30 million euros. Like Lucumi, Gila's contract will also expire at the end of next year. Lazio also asked for a high price because 50% of the revenue from the transfer would go to Real Madrid.

Regarding the midfield, Kessié is a hot name, after leaving Al-Ahli. However, Juventus has not yet made any specific moves. With the World Cup underway, competition could increase, although the player has expressed interest in Juventus' project from the beginning.

In the end, Inter did not sit still. They are looking for defensive options, especially after Acerbi left and De Vrij's future is unclear. Currently, Solet is the most viable option, although Udinese ask for no less than 25 million euros. As for Frattesi, the possibility of leaving remains, with Nottingham Forest the most likely destination, while Roma and Napoli seem more difficult. We cannot ignore the possibility of a big deal with Juventus involving Cambiaso and Carlos Augusto.