Juventus faces tough summer transfer market as Spalletti seeks reinforcements

Juventus' summer transfer activity is proving challenging. After a failed deal for goalkeeper Alisson Becker, the club is pursuing several expensive targets. Forward Alexander Sorloth has a personal agreement, but Atlético Madrid demands €40 million, up from the previous €32 million clause. Paris Saint‑Germain asks at least €40 million for striker Rayan Kolo Muani, while the club also negotiates with Aston Villa for Argentine goalkeeper Emiliano Martínez, a deal reportedly about €10 million short of the asking price.

In midfield, Juventus director Franck Kessié has entered the club’s radar. The former Milan midfielder is praised for his box‑to‑box stamina, physical presence and versatility, qualities that could fit Luciano Spalletti’s system and provide depth alongside existing players such as McKennie. The club’s transfer strategy hinges on navigating high fees and securing experienced players to restore competitiveness for the upcoming season.