Juventus is set to begin a firesale of their unwanted players as they have less than three weeks to sell as many of them as possible.
Although Juve’s decision to exclude several first-team regulars from their plans this summer is controversial, they believe it is the right move.
They now need to offload these players, and if each finds a new club, the Bianconeri could generate significant funds.
A report on Juventus News24 reveals that the club could earn as much as €82.3 million from the sale of their surplus players.
According to the report, Juventus could make €23 million from selling Federico Chiesa, €17.5 million from offloading Arthur Melo, and around €13.6 million from Wojciech Szczęsny. Weston McKennie is valued at €8.5 million, and Filip Kostić should command a fee of €7 million.
The Bianconeri could also bring in €5.1 million from selling Tiago Djaló, while Mattia De Sciglio is worth €3.5 million. Daniele Rugani and Hans Nicolussi Caviglia are valued at a combined €4.1 million.
Juve FC Says
We have a good amount of money tied up in these unwanted players and offloading them will certainly help us to free up valuable funds.
Disaster. Juven have to downgrade transfer target due to money issue, especially to balance the sheet. For example, sell players like Soule cheaply and target average players like Nico or Conceiçao costly.
If Agnelli family doesn’t love Juven any more, please sell the club.
Never going to get these millions as we seen.