Juventus announced the number of first-team players for the 2022-23 season, and the outside world can find that midfielder Ramsey is not among them.
The 31-year-old Ramsey did not have many chances to play under Allegri in the first half of last season, as he was plagued by various muscle injuries and only made three appearances in Serie A. The Welshman joined Glasgow Rangers on loan in January, scoring two goals and two assists in 13 appearances.
Football Market Network revealed that Ramsey has not appeared in the Juve first team roster, and his No. 8 is also empty. Although not controversial, the defeat was almost certain that Ramsey was not in Allegri's plans for next season.
There are now rumors that Juve will give Ramsey a break-up fee, allowing the high-paid and low-energy Welshman to leave the team early. Ramsey earns up to €7 million a year at Juve, with other bonus terms attached, and the Bianconeri are tired of continuing to pay him.
Ramsey's contract with Juve has another year to expire and he could now receive a €4 million break-up fee and leave the club.
According to the Milan Sport newspaper, former Juventus captain Chiellini helped his old club sign left-back Andre Cambiasso from Genoa, convincing Radou Dragusin to join the Griffins.
Juve and Genoa have already reached an agreement on the transfer of left-back Cambiasso, with the Bianconeri paying a €3.5 million transfer fee, plus Romanian international Dragusin.
However, the Romanian defender's agent cautioned that the deal could be stranded as Dragusin was reluctant to accept Genoa's offer. Sport Milano revealed that Chiellini gave crucial help to his old club, persuading his old teammate Dragusin to transfer to the Ferraris Stadium.
Genoa was relegated to Serie B last season and Salernitana, who played on loan by Dragusin, was eventually relegated, so the Romanian defender hopes to stay in Serie A for the 2022-23 season.
Chiellini reportedly persuaded the young Dragusin to join the Griffins, so Juve could be sure to sign Cambiasso.
After 17 years at Juve, Chiellini left Turin City this summer to switch to Major League club Los Angeles FC, where he attended his first press conference at the new club on Wednesday night and opted for the number 14 shirt.
While Morata has officially returned to Atletico Madrid, Italian media reported that Juventus would still try to sign him this summer.
After two seasons on loan at allianz arenas, the Spain international returned to the Wanda Metropolitan this summer. Juve have already paid him a €20 million loan fee, but refused to pay another $35 million to buy out his ownership.
Morata posted a video on Instagram yesterday to say goodbye to Juve, and the Bianconeri also expressed their gratitude to him through the official website.
Morata's contract with Atletico is until June 2024, and according to The Milan Sport and Sportmediaset, Juve will try to sign him this summer to negotiate a reduction in the transfer fee with Atletico.
So far, the Sheets have rejected every offer from Juve, but the Bianconeri hope Morata's asking price will be lowered in the second phase of the summer transfer window. Juve are reluctant to spend more than €15-20 million on permanent signing of the Spanish striker.
Between 2014 and 2016, Morata has been with Juve for two years. In his four years in Turin, he made a total of 185 appearances and scored 59 goals.