Juventus are set to overhaul their squad in the summer of 2025 as they seek to re-establish themselves as the dominant force in Italian football, according to Tuttomercatoweb.
The club has endured a difficult period in recent years, with its last Serie A title coming five seasons ago. This ongoing drought means that the current campaign will mark a second consecutive season under Cristiano Giuntoli’s leadership without securing the Scudetto.
Determined to reverse this trend, Giuntoli is committed to reshaping the team and implementing a clear long-term strategy aimed at ensuring sustained success. Central to this vision is a revamp of key areas of the squad, with particular focus on the striker position.
Dusan Vlahović is widely expected to depart the club in the upcoming transfer window. Juventus are reportedly open to sanctioning his sale to restructure their attacking line and ease the financial strain his wages represent. The Serbian forward’s gross salary for the next season is estimated at €24 million, and his exit would provide significant relief to the club’s payroll.
The Bianconeri are believed to have already identified Vlahović’s successor. Giuntoli has set his sights on Victor Osimhen, who is currently enjoying an excellent spell in the Turkish league with Galatasaray. The Nigerian striker is viewed as the ideal candidate to spearhead Juventus’ attack moving forward.
Osimhen is widely regarded as one of the top strikers in world football, and his arrival would be seen as a significant boost to the squad. His pace, physicality, and finishing ability make him a compelling option to lead the line and contribute to a revitalised offensive strategy.
Should Juventus succeed in securing his signature, it would signal a strong statement of intent as the club continues its efforts to return to the summit of Italian football.
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News told a days ago that osimhen has set his personal terms with ManU. So change the record.
I ask the 1 million dollar question: when were we able to make a deal with Napoli??? Why are we forcing something that can’t work? The only viable idea is to pay the buyout fee. (See the Higuain transfer) Where will the money come from? Capital increase?
“osimhen has set his personal terms with ManU…”
Juventus also agreed personal terms with Antonio Silva (Benfica) and Todibo (Nice). Neither transfer went through. Silva stayed at Benfica, Todibo moved to West Ham.
So we can still get him. But the reason I don’t see a serious chance for this transfer is Napoli.
From what I remeber Osimhen takes 10 mil net per season.
Not sure if keen to salary decrease. Probably quite the oposite. He will be probably better than Vlahovic but on the same price.
This will not happen.
Get a permanent manager before signing anyone. The Mask has flourished because of coaching styles. Dusan is still a top striker. But once Juve turned on him, the honeymoon was over. But keep splashing that money you don’t have Juve. Forza Napoli.
Dusan is not a top striker. Decent but not top, he fluffs way too many chances to be a top striker, especially when it’s not on his left foot.
Honestly I don’t think splashing a ton of money for one player makes sense anymore. Especially with the rigor of modern football and the number of matches. If and when he goes down for a period of time, who steps in? Depth I believe is far more important. I like the idea of kristovic and lucca better than oshimen. And finding another striker should either of them go down. Injuries are a part of the current game now. Like it or not.
“Dusan is still a top striker”
This is the joke of the month.
But I have a good idea. If Vlahovic is a top striker, then Napoli should buy him, I think Juve will sell him for 25 million euros, and his salary is exactly the same as Osimhen’s.
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