Juventus Prioritizes Financial Stability and Identifies Four Players as Non-Sellable

The outlines of Juventus' strategy in the summer transfer market began to emerge after the first meeting between the new director Giovanni Carnevali and coach Luciano Spalletti, where discussions focused on the team's future and the club's plan for the upcoming season.

The newspaper "La Gazzetta dello Sport" reported that Carnevali informed Spalletti that Juventus management's current priority is to improve the club's financial situation by selling several players, following the team's failure to qualify for the Champions League.

The report indicated that Juventus management considers only four players as non-transferable, regardless of the offers made for them: Kenan Yildiz, Manuel Locatelli, Pierre Kalulu, and McKennie.

On the other hand, the club will be ready to consider offers for the rest of the team members, including Andrea Cambiaso, Thuram, and Bremer, with the aim of boosting financial resources and providing a larger budget for making new deals.

The meeting also addressed the case of Serbian striker Dusan Vlahovic, as the Football Italia website reported that Carnevali intends to hold a new session with the player to resume negotiations for extending his contract, after previous talks with the former management had stalled.

Carnivali and Spalletti are expected to hold a new official meeting in Turin in the coming days, with the presence of the rest of the club's officials, to finalize Juventus' strategy before the start of the summer transfer window.