Juventus have decided which three areas the team needs to strengthen in the upcoming summer transfer window.
The Bianconeri are currently fourth in the Serie A table, with Allegri's side starting off to a disappointing start in the first half of the league, but after reinforcing in January, Juve were still eliminated by Villarreal in the Champions League round of 16 and the club understands they need to continue to invest in reinforcements this summer to regain the strength to compete for the title.
According to Goal.com, Juve's first priority in this summer's transfer window is to bring in a left-back to replace Sandro, a goal-scoring, physically strong midfielder, and a substitute for Dybala to support Vlahovic in the front.
The Bianconeri are clear that the introduction of Vlahović in January for €80 million is only the beginning of a major team change, with Dybala and other players with expired contracts likely to leave, the club will make room for the salary bill.
Juventus may reportedly sign Bayern Munich winger Gnabry on loan this summer, but they face competition from some of the European giants.
The 26-year-old Germany international had an excellent season at Bayern, contributing 14 goals and seven assists in the Bundesliga and Champions League. Gnabry, who is on a contract with Bayern until 2023, is happy to switch sides in the upcoming summer transfer window.
According to Gold, Juve are keen to bring in Gnabry on loan this summer and have added mandatory buyout clauses to their loan contracts. But the Bianconeri face stiff competition from Liverpool and Real Madrid, so if they want to sign the German winger, they have to make a convincing offer.
Bayern hope to renew their contract with Gnabry, but things do not seem optimistic for the time being, and Gnabry now hopes to change the playing environment.
Italian media reported that after reaching a preliminary deal with Cagliari, Juventus appeared ready to sign young full-back Bellanova this summer.
Right-back Bellanova, 21, joined the Sardinian side from Bordeaux on loan last summer with a buyout option attached to the contract. He quickly left an impressive record, making 24 appearances in the league this season, contributing 1 goal and 2 assists.
According to the Football Market network, Juve have reached a draft agreement with Cagliari to sign Bellanova for about 7-8 million euros, but Cagliari first needs to activate the buyout clause to sign him from Bordeaux first.
The Bianconers have also not yet spoken to Bellanova's agent, but they are confident of finalizing the deal. Juve boss Allegri expressed his appreciation for the youngster in his most recent meeting in December.
However, it is unclear whether Bellanova will get a chance at Turin City, or whether he will go out on loan to work out, and perhaps he will continue to train in Cagliari.