Juventus eyes goalkeeper Dibu Martínez and striker Gabriel Jesus in summer transfer push

Juventus are actively targeting two high‑profile Argentine players ahead of the 2026 World Cup. Goalkeeper Emiliano “Dibu” Martínez, currently with Aston Villa and a starter for Argentina, is reported to be in advanced talks with the club. Negotiations may intensify under new chief executive Giovanni Carnevali, with Aston Villa reportedly willing to lower their asking price.

The club is also monitoring forward Gabriel Jesus, whose Arsenal contract runs to 2027. Juventus see the 29‑year‑old as a versatile replacement for Dusan Vlahovic and are prepared to meet a €23 million valuation. Milan is noted as a rival bidder, but Juventus consider Jesus essential for their offensive rebuild.

Both pursuits reflect Juventus’ broader strategy to strengthen key positions during the summer market while the global football focus remains on the upcoming World Cup.