Juventus have already signed Timothy Weah to bolster their right flank, but the club are now reportedly looking to pick up another player for the role.
The Bianconeri said goodbye to Colombian winger Juan Cuadrado this month after his contract expired and Mattia De Sciglio has a long spell on the sidelines after suffering a cruciate ligament injury.
Juventus signed Weah from Lille recently in a deal worth around €12m total, needing a new starting right wing back. The injury to De Sciglio also leaves them without cover for the American.
Tuttosport via TMW details how Juventus director Cristiano Giuntoli is already hard at work, identifying two targets to add some options to the right wing back role.
The first of these is Emil Holm, who impressed despite Spezia’s relegation to Serie B last season. Atalanta, Inter and Napoli all appreciate the 23-year-old, with la Dea seeing a €7m offer rejected. Juventus may look to offer around €10m for the Swede.
The other target is Timothy Castagne, a player who knows Serie A well and could come for an accessible price after Leicester City’s relegation. The Bianconeri don’t want to pay more than €10m for the Belgian.