With Dejan Kulusevski set to join Tottenham permanently for €30m, Juventus are set to finalise Arek Milik’s purchase and have targeted Timothy Castagne, Davide Frattesi and Fabiano Parisi.
Juventus and Tottenham have reached an agreement for Kulusevski’s permanent move to North London for €30m.
The Serie A giants will use part of this money to strengthen the team in the summer.
Talks with Leicester City for ex-Atalanta right-back Castagne have already started, according to Sky Sport and Gazzetta, while Milik is set to return to Turin on a permanent transfer.
Juventus’ €7m option to sign the Poland international permanently expired on June 10, but according to Sky Sport and Tuttosport, the Bianconeri have reached an agreement with Marseille for a similar fee.
This new deal allows Juventus to sign Milik permanently by paying €1.5m immediately and splitting the remaining €5.5m in three instalments.
According to Tuttosport, Empoli‘s Parisi (left-back) and Sassuolo‘s Davide Frattesi are also on Juventus’ radars, but several top Serie A clubs want the Italian midfielder and Inter appear to be in pole position for his signature.
Juventus will not invest all the money from Kulusevski’s sale, needing more than €100m to balance the books this summer.