According to the Football Market website, Juventus director Giuntoli is raising funds for the summer transfer window and trying to sell two unwanted strikers – Milik and Keane.
The Bianconeri realise they need to overhaul this summer to try and kick-start a new project ahead of next season's Champions League appearance, with manager Allegri widely expected to step down.
Juventus are still implementing sustainable development plans, so they can't make big investments in the transfer market without selling them. A number of players are expected to be sold, including young talents such as Wyson and Sulay.
According to football market website reporter Daniel Longo, Juventus director Jean Toli wants to sell Milik and Keane this summer and plans to reinvest the money in reinforcements up front.
It is reported that both Sevilla and Rennes are interested in Keane, who could leave for a transfer fee of 10 million to 15 million euros. As for Milik, the situation will be more likely, as the Pole does not want to leave the city of Turin and the club will meet with his representatives in the coming weeks to try to find a solution.
According to the market-wide website, Juventus welcomed back Turkish rising star Ildiz ahead of the weekend's game against Salernitana.
Ahead of the Coppa Italia final against Atalanta, the Bianconeri will face Salernitana, who have already been relegated in the league. Juve have won just two of their last 14 league games and need to get back to winning ways.
Juventus prepared for the match against Salernitana at Continassa on Thursday, and Ildiz, who recently had gastroenteritis, recovered and took part in the team's joint practice. While a starting is unlikely, he is expected to be in the squad for the match.
Yildiz has been one of Juve's few bright spots this season, with the 19-year-old Turkish youngster already making a name for himself under Allegri, with three goals and one assist in 28 appearances so far.
Alex Sandro is yet to take part in the team's joint training session and the Brazilian defender's availability for this round of the league is uncertain, largely depending on whether he returns to training on Friday.
According to AS Roma Sport, Italian midfielder Nicolò Rovira's future at Lazio is uncertain due to a change in managerial staff.
Last summer, at the explicit request of manager Maurizio Sarri, Lazio brought in Rovella on loan from the Bianconeri, with a mandatory buyout clause of €17 million in June 2025. But since Tudor took over, Rovella has found himself in the transfer market.
According to AS Roma Sport, the introduction of Rovella was masterminded by Maurizio Sarri, but a recent change in manager has changed the situation, creating uncertainty about the Italian midfielder's future at the Blues.
It is reported that the Juventus hierarchy is steadfast in the implementation of the buyout clause and they are reluctant to make any attempt to renegotiate with Lazio.
This has left Lazio passive, and they will now have to find a suitable buyer for Rovella or promise to pay Juventus an agreed fee to deal with the situation. Regardless of the impact of the Blue Eagles' financial situation, the payment of a transfer fee of €17 million is still mandatory, leaving them with little room to manoeuvre.