Juventus is back in pursuit of Alexander Sørloth. The Bianconeri market remains active and, after working on the midfield, the club is once again looking for a striker capable of providing more presence in the penalty area. This need also emerged from the evaluations of Luciano Spalletti, who would like to have a forward with more physical characteristics at his disposal. The chosen name is still that of the Norwegian from Atletico Madrid.
Sørloth is not new to Juventus. The player was already sought in the early stages of the summer transfer window, but contacts with the Colchoneros did not lead to a concrete opening. Now the situation could change: the Norwegian would indeed welcome the transfer to Turin and would be willing to consider the Bianconeri proposal. However, the main obstacle remains, namely Atletico’s valuation. The Spanish club is asking for between 35 and 40 million euros to let the striker go, an important sum for a Juventus that has already invested heavily in the offensive department, including the return of Kolo Muani.
Read more Pd, «a race to wear down Elly Schlein»: the name behind the trap | Libero Quotidiano.it
Inter, 5 (crazy) names for the attack if Luis Enrique leaves
Inter does not seem willing to intervene in attack regardless. The fifth striker will arrive alone…
The negotiation could however take a different path thanks to two players already present in the Bianconeri squad: Jonathan David and Nico Gonzalez. Atletico has explored the availability for the Canadian and his possible inclusion in the operation could become a key to lowering the financial outlay. Nico Gonzalez also remains a profile appreciated by Diego Simeone, who knows the player and had him available last season. The possible arrival of Sørloth, moreover, would have direct consequences on Spalletti’s offensive hierarchies. The one most at risk would be precisely Kolo Muani, who does not yet seem to have fully earned the coach’s trust. Juventus is reflecting: the market could bring a new striker.
Fiorentina, with Kean it’s a break: the player refuses to train and is fined
Moise Kean considers his adventure at Fiorentina over. The striker born in 2000 made this clear in the morning…
