Last week of the transfer market, by next Friday the games will be made and for Giuntoli it is a race against time. The Juventus sporting director will do everything possible to secure the important signings he has been working on for some time, first and foremost Teun Koopmeiners.
Juventus, Berardi idea: Giuntoli is considering it while studying the final moves
Now it’s an open challenge between Atalanta and Juventus; it has become a matter of principle with the Dea frustrated by the player’s behavior over the past week (the medical certificate saga) and hoping to recover him until the last minute, a possible U-turn from the Dutchman choosing to remain in black and blue, similar to what Dybala did with Roma in these last few days.
Additionally, they do not want to “lose the war” on the financial side and are holding firm with the prospect of going to the limit until the last hours of the market, refusing to budge from the 60 million euros requested from the beginning.
GONZALEZ AND KOOP…
Giuntoli remains positive about the success of the negotiations, with Atalanta also having rejected the 59 million euros proposed by the bianconeri. There is also intense work being done for Nico Gonzalez, who is getting closer, as the Juventus club has revised their offer to Fiorentina, raising the proposal to 32 million euros plus five in bonuses, getting closer to the viola club’s request.
With the player’s desire to wear the black and white, there is confidence. They will also attempt to bring home one of Sancho or Conceiçao. However, in this situation, a new last-minute idea emerges, a return to the past with a name that has been associated with the bianconeri in several transfer windows and has been close to being signed multiple times: Domenico Berardi.
BERARDI AND HIS “RETURN”
The winger is injured, but the bianconeri could seriously consider trying. As reported by La Gazzetta dello Sport, Mbangula has convinced Thiago Motta, and his permanence changes everything. Hence the Berardi suggestion; the neroverde attacker could be very useful to the project if he arrives in a low-cost operation, perhaps on loan.
This idea is certainly appealing to Sassuolo, who, after being relegated to Serie B, feels the weight of the player’s salary, which is 3 million euros a year until 2027. The bianconeri would be willing to wait for Berardi’s recovery, an experienced player, to have him in the second part of the season. The idea exists; we will see if it materializes by midnight on June 30 or if “this marriage” will be postponed once again.
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