Juventus transfer activity slows as sales are needed and rivals chase targets

Juventas' summer market remains stagnant while the club looks to free up funds through player sales. A possible departure for centre‑back Gleison Bremer – linked with Bayern Munich and Premier League clubs for around €40 million – is seen as the most impactful move. Other players slated for off‑loading include midfielders Teun Koopmeiners, Arthur and Douglas Luiz, as well as goalkeeper Michele Di Gregorio and forwards Juan Cabal and Arkadiusz Milik.

Incoming targets have also hit obstacles. Juventus' pursuit of Colombian defender Jhon Lucumí stalled after Bologna set a €28 million price tag, prompting the club to explore alternative options. Inter Milan has entered the race for Lucumí, adding pressure to the negotiations. Meanwhile, manager Massimiliano Spalletti awaits concrete offers before committing, and goalkeeper competition has narrowed to Guglielmo Vicario, with Yassine Bounou also mentioned.

Club executives, including former Milan director Adriano Galliani, have made optimistic comments that keep fans hopeful despite the market lull. Juventus aims to balance competitiveness with Financial Fair Play constraints as it navigates the transfer window.