Juventus looks ahead: Balogun and Sesko at the centre of talks

Juventus is necessarily looking to the future and has secured a recapitalisation of €250 million that brings pure oxygen to the Bianconeri’s finances. The club still needs to tidy up the accounts, but the most important aspect concerns the transfer market.

The search for a striker remains a priority after the underwhelming performances of Kolo Muani and Woltemade. The most favoured options at the moment are Balogun from Monaco, which would require a very heavy investment, and Sesko, whom Atletico Madrid could loan out.

The work of Carnevali and Massara also extends to other areas.

Among the monitored profiles is Brian Brobbey, a Dutch striker born in 2002 coming from Sunderland.

Another interesting name is Younes Ebnoutalib, born in 2003, German, playing for Eintracht Frankfurt, who has scored eight goals in ten matches across the Bundesliga and the German Cup.

In Italy Juventus is watching Frosinone, where besides Palmisani, Antonio Raimondo is active, who has scored eight goals in ten games but will be sidelined for a couple of months due to an ankle ligament injury sustained against Torino.