Juventus are trying to bring in Edin Dzeko from Roma for €12m, with Moise Kean potentially returning from Everton in an exchange with Aaron Ramsey.
Andrea Pirlo is ringing the changes in Turin after taking over from Maurizio Sarri and wants a very different approach to the attack.
His first choice for the centre-forward role is Dzeko, and La Repubblica suggest a deal is practically done with Roma for €10m plus €2m in bonuses.
Juventus are trying to bring in Edin Dzeko from Roma for €12m, with Moise Kean potentially returning from Everton in an exchange with Aaron Ramsey.
Andrea Pirlo is ringing the changes in Turin after taking over from Maurizio Sarri and wants a very different approach to the attack.
His first choice for the centre-forward role is Dzeko, and La Repubblica suggest a deal is practically done with Roma for €10m plus €2m in bonuses.
The Bosnian is due to meet with Giallorossi directors this weekend to discuss his future and an exit seems highly likely.
He’s not the only striker targeted by Juventus, as La Gazzetta dello Sport and La Repubblica also point to the return of Italy international Kean.
The 20-year-old came up through their youth academy and was sold to Everton for €27.5m plus bonuses last summer.
He struggled to make an impact and is reportedly eager for a return to Italy, with links also to Milan.
Now it seems Pirlo wants to bring Kean back to base and there are two different ways Juventus can make that work.
La Repubblica suggest a two-year loan deal with obligation to buy in 2022, whereas the Gazzetta dello Sport see a potential exchange with Wales international Ramsey.
The midfielder would be welcomed by Carlo Ancelotti at Everton, although his €7m per season net wages could pose a problem.
The two players could even move on two-year loans with obligation to buy, allowing the clubs to spread out the costs.
Ramsey arrived as a free agent from Arsenal last year, but has made little impact on the Bianconeri.