The Football Market website reports that Juventus' transfer talks with Nice have also progressed after agreeing personal terms with Hefren Thuram.
Following an agreement in principle with Thuram Jr., Bianconeri sporting director Giuntoli has begun advanced talks with Nice.
Juve have been hoping for an extension of Rabiot's contract, with the France international's current contract due to expire this Sunday, but with the two sides consistently unable to reach an agreement, the club's strategy has changed and it is no longer willing to wait for Rabiot.
Giuntoli has been quick to identify Hevren Thuram as the right man for new boss Thiago Motta's new project and has been in close contact with the 23-year-old French midfielder and his agent to agree terms of his move to Torino City.
According to football market website reporter Daniel Longo, Juventus director Giuntoli has now entered into advanced talks with Nice in an attempt to reach a deal on the transfer of Thuram Jr. as soon as possible in order to beat the rivalry from Roma and Inter Milan.
The Ligue 1 club have a price tag of around €25 million for Thuram Jr., but Juve want to pay a transfer fee of €15 million, plus bonus clauses, and they are also interested in adding Milik or Moise Keane to the deal to help reduce the transfer costs.
According to Torino Sport, new Juventus boss Thiago Motta has made a decision on the future of two full-backs, Desiglio and Timothy Weah.
The 41-year-old took over the reins of the Bianconeri this summer and is currently working with the club's sporting director Jean Toli to finalise the squad for next season. According to Torino Sport, Desiglio is not in Motta's plans.
The 31-year-old full-back has a good relationship with former Juventus boss Allegri, with their partnership going back to their days at AC Milan. Desiglio has been with Juventus since 2017 and he has the option to extend his contract for another year.
However, Motta doesn't plan to keep Desiglio next season. As a result, director Giuntoli will seek to sell the full-back for a small transfer fee. Desiglio has only recently recovered from a cruciate ligament injury in his knee and has missed most of the season as a result.
On the other hand, the new Juventus boss reportedly wants to keep Weah in Continassa. In his debut season in Serie A, the 24-year-old USA international was unable to earn a place in the main line. However, Motta believes Weah can play as a winger in his 4231 formation and make a difference.
Weah can play as a right winger, as he often does with the U.S. national team, or he can play as a left winger and cut inside. Weah Jr., who played for both Lille and Paris Saint-Germain, has signed a contract with the Bianconeri until June 2028.
TuttoJuve journalist Mirco Di Natale reports that Palermo are keeping a close eye on Juventus' next generation of Ricardo Turikia and Luis Hasa with the intention of bringing in the two young players.
Palermo want to return to the top flight as soon as possible, so they need to continue to work hard to strengthen their squad. This season, the Sicilian club reached the promotion play-offs but failed to get promoted to Serie A.
The Pink and Black will continue to build on their efforts next season and will be looking to bolster their squad by bringing in one or two young Juventus players.
According to TuttoJuve's Di Natale, the Serie B side are considering bringing in Turikia. Since joining from Cesena in 2018, the 21-year-old left-back has been honing his skills at Vinovo.
Turikia is a regular for Italy's youth national team at all levels and currently represents Italy Under-21s. Turikia is one of Juve's most reliable players in the next generation, but he could leave this summer in order to train at a higher level.
Di Natale has revealed that Spezia are also keeping an eye on the full-back and could be in contention with Palermo.
In addition, Palermo could also pursue Al Ahsa, one of Juve's most promising rising stars in the next generation. The 20-year-old midfielder is extremely creative and has played for Juventus since he was a child. Italy's Under-19s won the European Youth Championship last summer and Hasa was instrumental in that.