Juventus are planning on an ambitious market strategy based on the sale of Paul Pogba, aiming for Paris Saint-Germain's Edinson Cavani and Leicester City's N'Golo Kante.
The Bianconeri have numerous big suitors for their French midfielder, with a bid between Barcelona, Real Madrid, Chelsea, Manchester City and PSG raising the price to €100m.
According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, the Turin club are planning a strategy that would allow them to reinvest that sum and keep the team equally strong.
Juventus are planning on an ambitious market strategy based on the sale of Paul Pogba, aiming for Paris Saint-Germain's Edinson Cavani and Leicester City's N'Golo Kante.
The Bianconeri have numerous big suitors for their French midfielder, with a bid between Barcelona, Real Madrid, Chelsea, Manchester City and PSG raising the price to €100m.
According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, the Turin club are planning a strategy that would allow them to reinvest that sum and keep the team equally strong.
The primary targets are PSG's Cavani and Borussia's Mkhitaryan. The former costs about €40m, but the Bianconeri hope to cushion that expense with the sale of Alvaro Morata to Real Madrid for €30m.
The Armenian player, on the other hand, would give Coach Max Allegri the attacking midfielder he is believed to have longed for. His contract expires in 2017, giving Juventus leverage to buy him.
Among the various other targets are Bologna's promising defender Amadou Diawara, who has already been probed for, and Leicester City's Kante. PSG's Adrien Rabiot is also being considered.
The defence should be bolstered, with PSV Eindhoven's Hector Moreno, Inter's Jeison Murillo, Bologna's Adam Masina and Palermo's Achraf Lazaar all potential candidates.
Pogba's sale would also allow Juventus to keep Leonardo Bonucci, who is being targeted by Chelsea for the coming season.