Juventus are looking to modernize the club following the arrival of Andrea Pirlo, which could inform a dramatic change in the fortunes of several squad players.
La Gazzetta dello Sport reports that ‘Modernizing’ this summer will be the watchword for Andrea Agnelli’s Juventus, hoping to secure a future both technically and economically.
The motivation will be to move those players on heavy salaries and support a more youthful, motivated, but above all, cheaper squad, given the hefty salaries currently on the roster – Paratici will be called up this summer working harder to rejuvenate the team.
Among the names expected to leave is Gonzalo Higuain, while Arkadiusz Milik remains the likely candidate to replace him, given that he is available for half of Argentina’s salary.
Sami Khedira is another, all too injured injury and is now considered a luxury, while Blaise Matuidi has also been able to make room, despite a constant in the squad in recent years.
Gianluigi Buffon, Giorgio Chielli and Leonardo Bonucci fall into the ‘protected’ category and their role is now institutional, given that Andrea Pirlo may have to call ‘her’ added value ‘in the months ahead in the wardrobe.
Douglas Costa, Aaron Ramsey, Federico Bernardeschi (perhaps in exchange for Milik), Mattia De Sciglio and Daniele Rugani all have ‘almost their suitcases in hand’, according to Gazzetta, although there were also offers for Alex Sandro or Danilo, surely there would be no doubt to give them a chance elsewhere.
