This season, Juve's results are still unsatisfactory, the team is fourth in the league, has lost the capital of the former domination of the league, and has been eliminated in the Champions League. According to the Milan Sports newspaper, Juve will continue to improve their squad in the future, and one of the important tasks is to increase the strength of the front.
Juve's forward line is already gradually improving. Since Cristiano Ronaldo's departure, the team brought in former Purple Lily rising star Vlahović in January. Now, another striker, Dybala, has reached an impasse in his contract with Juve, and has learned from many media that Juve will basically not renew his contract with Dybala, which means that the Argentine will leave the Bianconeri in the summer window.
In addition, Morata and Keane Jr. will also leave the team with a high probability. Among them, Morata's buyout fee costs 35 million euros, which makes it unlikely that Juve will buy him out in the summer window. Keane Jr. did not meet expectations, and Juve planned to withdraw from the lease to Everton 1 year early.
In this context, Juve naturally need to add new signings. Juve are interested in scoring Salah, whose contract with Liverpool expires in June 2023. Salah's contract extension is also deadlocked, but for Juve, the deal is extremely difficult. First, there is no progress in the current negotiations between Juve and Salah. Secondly, Salah is asking for a good salary, with a weekly salary estimated at around £300,000 (around £15 million a year), which is also an unlikely salary level that Juve is likely to give.
In addition, Juve also locked in two major targets. Roma rising stars Zaniolo and Saloso's striker Berardi, respectively. These two deals are what Juve can expect.
For one, Zaniolo's current contract with Roma ends in 2024, while Juve's first contact with the player's agent dates back to Last December, which means that Juve have already put Zaniolo in their own future plans. It is worth mentioning that Zaniolo himself is also willing to join Juve. It is reported that the cost of 40 million to 50 million euros can convince Rome to release people. Under Mourinho, Zaniolo did not fully develop his talents, and Mourinho himself did not regard him as a non-sale.
Second, Juve's reinforcement list also includes Sassuolo striker Berardi. Juve coach Allegri appreciates Berardi and is currently on an inspection tour. Previously, "Milan Sports" said that AC Milan wanted to sign Berardi for 15 million euros, and Sassuolo general manager Carnevalli insisted on a asking price of 30 million euros. Relatively speaking, Berardi is a more cost-effective striker, and he has also aroused the interest of Premier League teams such as Arsenal before.