The outlines of Juventus' new project have quickly become clear following the management's decision to renew coach Luciano Spalletti's contract until 2028, reflecting full confidence in his vision.

The club did not wait for the condition of qualifying for the Champions League but proactively secured the continuity of the project with an annual salary of approximately 6 million euros, sending a clear message that the goal is to immediately return to competing for titles.

This move illustrates a shared desire between the management and the coach to accelerate the rebuilding process, focusing on achieving quick results starting from the next season.

Spalletti has received full support in the transfer market, even if it requires entering into complex negotiations, to provide elements that fit his style and enhance the team's quality, especially in the midfield.

In this context, the name of Slovakian Stanislav Lobotka, Napoli's midfielder, has emerged as one of the prominent summer targets according to the Italian newspaper Tuttosport on Tuesday.