Socrates

"Non ci sono garanzie" (di vivere fino alla vecchiaia) cantavano i Toto nella canzone "I'll be over you". Certo é che ci sono differenze fra il morire a 80-90 anni e morire giovani e forti. Tutto é vano su questa terra: si fanno progetti a lungo termine ma non sappiamo nemmeno se arriviamo a stasera. Si muore giovani e inaspettatamente com'é il caso del povero Diogo oppure ci si trascina fra dolori e malattie quando sei anziano. Il libro delle Ecclesiaste, chiamato anche Qoelet, nella Bibbia cerca di dare delle spiegazioni alla vanitá della vita ma il peso dell'esistenza terrena resta comunque. Concordo con Don Giovanni, la tristezza ti assale in casi analoghi ma la sofferenza non puó purtroppo sparire dalla faccia della terra. Siamo nati sapendo che un giorno piú o meno lontano dovremo lasciare tutto e non porteremo niente con noi di quello che abbiamo conquistato in vita. É un bene? É un male? É cosí.

Marseille still not prepared to negotiate transfer with Juventus Juventus remain determined to sign Leonardo Balerdi from Olympique Marseille, although the French side is equally firm in their stance that the defender is not for sale. The Bianconeri have maintained interest in the Argentinian for some time and are eager to bring him to Turin, but progress has stalled due to Marseille’s reluctance to enter negotiations. The Ligue 1 club regards Balerdi as one of the most vital players in their squad. ............ Balerdi himself is believed to be open to the move and would reportedly welcome the opportunity to reunite with his former manager Tudor in Turin. His willingness has encouraged Juventus to persist in their pursuit, though their path remains complicated by Marseille’s current position. ............ Marseille have not entertained discussions, reiterating that Balerdi is not on the market. ............ Despite the firm stance from Marseille, there may still be a path forward. The Ligue 1 side could reconsider their position if Juventus submit a bid in excess of 25 million euros. Such an offer might compel Marseille to open a dialogue, though it is not guaranteed that they would accept. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/marseille-still-not-prepared-to-negotiate-transfer-with-juventus/

How much Juventus earned from Club World Cup Both Juventus and Inter were eliminated from the Club World Cup Round of 16 but returned to Italy with substantial prize money. Inter and Juventus were the only Serie A representatives at the Club World Cup, but both sides were eliminated in the Round of 16. ............ Juventus earned between €18m and €20m for participating in the competition, plus €1.9m for each of their victories against Al Ain and Wydad, and €7m for qualifying for the Round of 16, for a total amount in the region of €28m-€30m. A place in the quarter-finals was worth €12.2m. Semifinalists will earn €19.5m, and finalists will receive an additional €27.9m. The tournament’s winner will get €37.2m. . Read more -> https://football-italia.net/how-much-juventus-inter-earned-club-world-cup/

Juventus set date and contract length for David signing Reports in Italy confirm that Canada international Jonathan David will be in Italy to complete his medical with Juventus by the end of the working week after finally coming to an agreement on personal terms with the Bianconeri. ............ The 25-year-old, who Juventus have been monitoring since 2023, is expected to put pen to paper on a five-year contract running until the summer of 2030, which will earn him €6m per season plus up to €1m-€2m in bonuses per season. ............ While the deal is described as a ‘free transfer’, it is understood that David’s agents and representatives were seeking in excess of €10m in auxiliary fees and signing bonuses. David is expected to be in Turin on Friday to complete his medical and the final formalities of his move to the Allianz Stadium. ............ The medical test is expected to take place in the morning, making it possible for an official announcement to arrive over the weekend. ............ . Read more -> https://football-italia.net/juventus-set-date-for-david-signing/

Here we go! Juventus secures agreement to sign coveted free agent Juventus have reached a verbal agreement to sign Canadian striker Jonathan David as they continue to reshape their attack ahead of the new season. The Bianconeri have concluded several rounds of negotiations with the player’s entourage and are now close to completing and announcing the move. David, who recently became a free agent after deciding not to renew his contract with Lille, has been one of the most consistent forwards in European football over the past few seasons. ............ The decision to pursue David aligns with broader changes expected in the Juventus attack. With Dusan Vlahovic widely tipped for a summer exit and no final agreement yet in place for Randal Kolo Muani, the club are working quickly to secure reinforcements. ............ The signing of David would mark a clear step forward in Juventus’ long-term planning. The Canadian international offers pace, intelligence, and a proven ability to score goals across multiple competitions. His arrival would not only fill a potential gap left by Vlahovic’s departure but could also serve as the foundation of a revamped forward line under Igor Tudor. Despite their ongoing interest in Victor Osimhen, the Bianconeri regard David as a player they could not afford to lose to another club. His form over the last few seasons made him a priority target once he became available. ............ Once finalised, the deal will be seen as a key component of Juventus’ summer activity and a potential turning point in their efforts to construct a dynamic and effective attacking unit. . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/here-we-go-juventus-secures-agreement-to-sign-coveted-free-agent/

Sancho agrees to reduce his salary to join Juventus Juventus have received a significant boost in its pursuit of Jadon Sancho during the current transfer window. The English winger is actively seeking a new club after returning to Manchester United following a loan spell at Chelsea last season. ............ Juventus had previously expressed interest in signing Sancho a year ago, initially considering a loan move. However, at the time, he opted to join Chelsea, where he featured regularly and lifted a European trophy. ............ The major stumbling block for Juventus has long been Sancho’s salary, which is well beyond what the club are prepared to offer. However, in a development that may change the course of negotiations, the player has agreed to reduce his wage demands to facilitate a transfer. This adjustment has encouraged Juventus to accelerate talks, as they believe Sancho possesses the technical quality and experience needed to enhance their attacking options. ............ Sancho’s decision to lower his wage expectations suggests a strong desire to relaunch his career at a club where he will be valued and given the opportunity to contribute meaningfully. Juventus, in turn, view the 25-year-old as a potential key asset who could help bolster their squad in domestic and European competition. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/sancho-agrees-to-reduce-his-salary-to-join-juventus/

Man Utd tells Juventus how much they need to pay to sign Sancho Juventus are working to secure the services of Jadon Sancho in the current transfer window as they aim to strengthen their attacking options. The Bianconeri have identified the English winger as a key target and are continuing negotiations in an attempt to finalise a deal. Sancho spent last season on loan at Chelsea from Manchester United and contributed to their successful Europa Conference League campaign. The attacker had also reached the Champions League final in 2024 while on loan at Borussia Dortmund. ............ Manchester United have made it clear that Sancho is no longer part of their long-term plans. The Premier League side has encouraged him to find a new club, creating an opening for Juventus to step in. Sancho had attempted to remain at Chelsea following his loan spell, but talks regarding personal terms ultimately broke down, prompting his return to Manchester. ............ Manchester United have informed Juventus and other interested clubs that Sancho will cost 29 million euros. ............ While the transfer is not yet complete, Juventus are reportedly optimistic about their chances of securing the winger’s signature. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/man-utd-tells-juventus-how-much-they-need-to-pay-to-sign-sancho/

Juventus continue to chase Osimhen after signing David Juventus have reached an agreement with Canada international Jonathan David, but remain interested in Victor Osimhen as well. ............ Juventus are still willing to sign the Nigeria international to strengthen their attack in the 2025-26 campaign. ............ Contacts between the Serie A giants and Osimhen’s representatives intensified over the weekend. ............ Randal Kolo Muani is on loan from PSG, but Juventus will hold talks with the Ligue 1 giants to extend the French striker’s stay at the club beyond the summer. ............ Osimhen has a €75m clause included in his Napoli contract, but it’s not valid for Serie A clubs, which means the Serie A giants must negotiate a transfer fee with their domestic rivals. . Read more -> https://football-italia.net/juventus-continue-chase-osimhen-signing-david/

Juventus set to strengthen squad following Club World Cup campaign Following their exit from the Club World Cup, Juventus are turning their attention to the transfer market, aiming to strengthen their squad and end the current season on a high note. With Igor Tudor now confirmed as manager for the next term, the club is in a position to plan decisively for both the immediate and long-term future. The Bianconeri are expected to make strategic moves in the market. ............ The goal is not to completely rebuild the squad but rather to strengthen key areas and ensure that the team is well-equipped to compete effectively under Tudor’s leadership. Juventus are keen to find players who can thrive in the system he intends to implement, and any new arrivals must align with this vision. ............ Damien Comolli addressed the club’s strategy: “I think the first thing we need to do is analyse the team. We have a solid base of excellent players. They need to understand that they can win and they need to learn how to win. In the market we will try to improve.” ............ Juventus are not simply looking to sign players for the sake of it. The club intends to approach the market with a clear plan and a focus on acquiring individuals who will add value to the team in meaningful ways. Comolli’s comments reflect a desire for thoughtful recruitment that prioritises quality and suitability over quick fixes. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/juventus-set-to-strengthen-squad-following-club-world-cup-campaign/

Jonathan David set to join Juventus as a free agent Canada international Jonathan David is set to join Juventus on a free transfer. Multiple reports in Italy claim that Juventus have reached an agreement with David’s entourage, which means the 25-year-old will move to Turin as a free agent. David is formally without a club after his contract with Lille expired on June 30, 2025. ............ The Bianconeri had shaken hands over the player’s salary, but were still in talks with his entourage regarding agent fees. ............ Now the three parties involved have all reached an agreement, so David will join Juventus on a free transfer. ............ Juventus remain interested in Victor Osimhen as well and want to retain Randal Kolo Muani, but they want Dusan Vlahovic out as the Serbia international’s contract runs out next year and he’s unwilling to extend it. ............ . Read more -> https://football-italia.net/jonathan-david-set-join-juventus-as-free-agent/

Vlahovic likes Bellingham’s social post after Real Madrid win over Juventus Juventus striker Dusan Vlahovic caused controversy on social media by liking a Jude Bellingham Instagram post praising the Merengues after their win against the Bianconeri. ............ Vlahovic was an unused substitute at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, where the Merengues emerged victorious thanks to a Gonzalo Garcia goal in the second half. After the match, Vlahovic liked an Instagram post from one of his opponents, Bellingham, who had congratulated his teammate on reaching the Club World Cup quarter-finals. ............ Vlahovic’s social media activity adds to reports that the Serbia international is living in a tense situation at the Allianz Stadium, as he’s unwilling to leave despite his contract expiring in June 2026. Vlahovic will earn €12m for the final year of his contract in Turin and has already rejected an offer from Fenerbahçe. ............ . Read more -> https://football-italia.net/vlahovic-bellingham-post-madrid-win-juventus/

PSG reluctant to accept Juventus proposal for Kolo Muani Juventus are still pushing to strike an agreement with Paris Saint-Germain over a new deal for centre-forward Randal Kolo Muani, but there is no deal in place as things stand, and the Parisians are reluctant to accept Juve’s current proposal according to Wednesday’s reports. ............ As things stand, Kolo Muani is still a PSG-owned player, and remains under contract until the summer of 2028. ............ Juventus are working to bring Kolo Muani back to the Allianz Stadium on loan with an option to buy, which, however, PSG are not currently inclined to accept. It is understood that PSG would prefer to either sell Kolo Muani permanently, or to send him on loan with an obligation, rather than an option to buy. ............ . Read more -> https://football-italia.net/psg-reluctant-to-accept-juventus-proposal/

Ti fermi alle apparenze senza ascoltare il contenuto? Il tizio dice cose interessanti sul nuovo acquisto della Juve.

Ma i portoghesi vogliono sui 50 milioni mi sembra

E adatto al gioco di Tudor

Uno dei tanti nomi accostati alla Juve, Morten Hjulmand, centrocampista danese dello Sporting Lisbona. 26 anni, ha giocato anche nel Lecce.

Juventus 0 - Real Madrid 1: Initial reaction and random observations The Spanish giants eliminate Igor Tudor’s squad from the Club World Cup thanks to a dominant second-half showing. There was a point in the first half on Tuesday afternoon when you could see things start to click for Real Madrid. After Juventus gave the Spanish giants a couple of early scares, the later stages of the opening 45 minutes saw Real Madrid start to kick into gear. And it didn’t stop come the second half, either, with Juve having to fight off wave after wave of pressure. ............ Despite Di Gregorio heroics time and time again against Real Madrid, it wasn’t enough to fully keep one of the most talented teams in the world off the scoreboard. There was just one blemish in the 1-0 loss to Real Madrid — and it wasn’t even on Di Gregorio, as one of the most surprising performers thus far at the Club World Cup for Xabi Alonso, 21-year-old striker Gonzalo Garcia, was able to finish a wide-open header that proved to be the difference in Juventus’ 1-0 loss at Hard Rock Stadium. With the loss, it spells the end of Juve’s stay in the United States this summer, with plenty of questions remained to be answered coming out of the Club World Cup and where Tudor takes this team from here. ............ Let’s make no mistake about it, though: Without the effort in goal from Di Gregorio against Real Madrid, the final score would have looked more like what we saw last week against Manchester City. It would have been a blowout or something close to it — something that would have truly been a massive blow knowing what happened less than a week earlier against City. Thankfully, Di Gregorio had what will surely go down as one of the best performances of his career. He made 10 saves — many of them of the high-quality variety, if not world class. Time and time again, Real Madrid launched something at the Juventus goal only for Di Gregorio to fly to his right or dive to his left to stop a shot. ............ Juventus had their chances to strike in the first half — most notably through Randal Kolo Muani and Kenan Yildiz — but couldn’t convert to give them the early lead. It proved costly even though Real Madrid’s goal didn’t come until the 54th minute. You had to figure that Juve’s opportunities would be somewhat limited even with Kolo Muani and Yildiz back in the starting lineup, so taking advantage of those had to be crucial if they wanted to even sniff the Club World Cup quarterfinals. Unfortunately, they didn’t come about. And the more talented team took advantage of that. ............ RANDOM THOUGHTS AND OBSERVATIONS I sure hope Di Gregorio gets as much room as he wants on the flight back to Turin. He deserves to stretch out and rest as much as anybody after that kind of performance. Seriously, though ... some of those saves were just so good. And he nearly got a hand to Garcia’s goal, too. That would have just been the cherry on top if he were somehow able to tip that ball over the bar and keep Real Madrid scoreless. Still, even with that goal, the 9.3 rating on Sofasore that Di Gregorio has received feels completely justified. Dude was far and away the biggest reason why it was only a 1-0 loss. ............ Fede Valverde, what a player. Dean Huijsen, also a pretty good player. Somebody should have picked him up on the cheap when he was a teenager in Spain. Ah well. ............ Considering he had not started a game in nearly two months, I feel safe in saying that was a pretty good showing from Daniele Rugani in the center of Juve’s defense. Hopefully this is just another sign that he can be a useful player off the bench for this team — especially if they’re going to use a back three and only a back three. ............ The biggest thing that turned things for Real Madrid? Putting multiple defenders on Yildiz every chance they got and basically forcing Juventus to try and go through another one of their limited creative outlets. Once that change was made, Juve barely had an answer going forward. Juventus’ first sub of the day was Filip Kostic. Real Madrid’s first sub of the day was Kylian Mbappe. I think that says all you need to say about the gap in quality between the two squads. Still thinking about that missed chance from Kolo Muani. Man of man, you gotta finish those when you get them — especially against an opponent like Real Madrid. ............ Considering this was close but not completely Real Madrid’s starting lineup, I can’t help but wonder how many Juve players that Tudor played on Tuesday actually get into that side. It’s probably Yildiz ... and who else? I really don’t know because Madrid’s squad is just so much better than Juve’s currently is. I sure hope the next game Juventus plays has Bremer in defense. That would be nice. The possession numbers didn’t really change from the first half to the second, but it sure did feel like Real Madrid had so much more of the ball coming out of halftime. I guess that’s what happens when your goalkeeper has to make big save after big save with no end in sight. ............ So that ends Juventus’ stay at the Club World Cup, a tournament in which things have been far from perfect on the whole. We’ll have more to say about it over the next handful of days, but it’s hard to say it was a success when Juve beat the two clubs they should have beaten and then lose to the two clubs they were underdogs against. It’s just ... yeah, hard to say. . Read more -> https://www.blackwhitereadallover.com/2025/7/2/24459910/juventus-real-madrid-2025-club-world-cup-final-score-result-initial-reaction-and-random-observations

Juventus Player Ratings vs Real Madrid: Miraculous Di Gregorio ............ Juventus enjoyed a better start to the game. Yet, Randal Kolo Muani and Kenan Yildiz didn’t have enough luck to open the scoring. Los Blancos bounced back after a slow opening, with Federico Valverde and Jude Bellingham forcing two outstanding saves from Michele Di Gregorio. Real Madrid opened the scoring early in the second half through Garica’s towering header and managed to hold onto their narrow lead until the final whistle. Without further ado, let’s look at our player ratings. Juventus (3-4-3) Michele Di Gregorio – 9/10 His standout performance between the sticks was the only reason Juventus lost via a single-goal margin. Probably the best showing from a goalkeeper at the tournament! Pierre Kalulu – 6/10 Though he improved after a disastrous display against Man City, the French defender often struggled to cope with Vinicius Junior’s devastating pace. Daniele Rugani – 6/10 Handed an unexpected chance to start, Rugani offered a decent performance, though Garcia slipped his mark to score the winning goal. Lloyd Kelly – 5/10 ............ Andrea Cambiaso – 6/10 ............ Khephren Thuram – 5/10 The Frenchman always seemed one step behind his rivals, resulting in Real Madrid’s territorial dominance. Occasional flashes of quality weren’t enough to mask his mediocre showing. Manuel Locatelli – 4/10 Like his midfield colleague, Locatelli wasn’t up to the tempo, often losing out in duels and failing to dictate the rhythm. Alberto Costa – 4/10 ............ Francisco Conceicao – 5/10 Virtually invisible throughout the opening hour of play, the diminutive winger was well below his high standard, never putting Real Madrid’s backline to the test. Kenan Yildiz – 6/10 Despite being Juventus’ liveliest performer this evening, the Turkish starlet couldn’t make the difference. It’s a shame his thunderbolt didn’t hit the target early on. Randal Kolo Muani – 5/10 Who knows how the game would’ve gone had he had more composure in that fateful eighth minute? Vanished from the game afterward. Substitutes Nicolas Gonzalez – 6/10 Filip Kostic – 4/10 Teun Koopmeiners – 6/10 Federico Gatti – N/A Weston McKennie – N/A . Read more -> https://cultofcalcio.com/juventus-player-ratings-vs-real-madrid-miraculous-di-gregorio/

Tudor: ‘Juventus were tired, but right strategy’ with Real Madrid Igor Tudor insists Juventus had ’10 players asking to come off’ with fitness problems during the 1-0 Club World Cup defeat to Real Madrid, but saw a ‘different strategy’ from his squad. It was a hard-fought match in Miami and was eventually decided by a free header from Gonzalo Garcia on the Trent Alexander-Arnold cross from the right. Goalkeeper Michele Di Gregorio kept his men in it to the last minute thanks to some extraordinary saves. ............ “I have to congratulate the lads, because they stuck to the game plan we had and followed the strategy. They gave their all in the circumstances, at the end there were 10 players asking to come off” Tudor said. ............ “Yildiz was stretching, we were afraid he would hurt himself, but others were in a similar situation. There was a slot, I wanted to make more attacking changes, but Frank (Conceicao) was hurt and I was afraid we’d be down to 10 men.” ............ Juventus bow out of the Club World Cup after two wins and two defeats, but it was an improvement on the performance against Manchester City, which was a humiliating 5-2 loss. “We went to school against two teams of the highest level,” added Tudor. “It’s valuable to compare where we are with these teams and learn going forward. We prepared a very different strategy against Real Madrid and it was also a different context, as the City game didn’t count, whereas this was a knockout tie. “You don’t know when Real Madrid are more dangerous, is it when they pass it around, or go on the counter? We had a few scoring opportunities too, I congratulated the lads, and we build from here.” ............ “This is not the moment to answer these questions. We will rest now and then prepare for the next season. Let us all have a good vacation now,” smiled the coach. . Read more -> https://football-italia.net/tudor-juventus-tire-right-strategy-real-madrid/

Locatelli: ‘Juventus only had one bad performance’ in Club World Cup Manuel Locatelli feels ‘the only game we really played badly was against Manchester City’ in the Club World Cup, as they were eliminated in a tight 1-0 result by Real Madrid. The Bianconeri knew they had a difficult draw after finishing runners-up in their group to Manchester City, but it was only a slender 1-0 defeat to Real Madrid in Miami. ............ “I think today we gave our all, even against a very strong opponent, showed great team spirit. They managed to get a goal and we didn’t, it’s a pity, but the only game in this tournament where we really played badly was against Manchester City,” Locatelli said. “We are Juventus and therefore had hoped to progress in the competition, but this is the way it went. Juve must never be happy if we go out, but we gave our all and had the right attitude, whereas against Manchester City we were too sluggish and allowed them to control the game.” ............ “It has been a long and intense campaign, we are tired, now we need to recharge the batteries and try to restart with more energy.” ............ “It is not the time to think about next season, we just need to go spend some time with our families and recharge those batteries,” concluded Locatelli. . Read more -> https://football-italia.net/locatelli-juventus-only-one-bad-performance/

Fantastic Di Gregorio could not save Juventus from Club World Cup exit Juventus were aware this fixture would be a significant challenge, as expected given the strength and reputation of the Madrid side. The Bianconeri opted to rest key players such as Kenan Yildiz ahead of their clash with Manchester City, and that decision appeared to pay off in the early stages of the match, with the team delivering a composed and confident performance. In the opening exchanges, Juventus created chances and might have taken the lead. At the same time, they effectively neutralised Madrid’s early attacking threats, keeping the score level and restricting clear opportunities. ............ As the match developed, Juventus were increasingly forced to defend deep. In a fixture where many expected standout performances across the pitch, it was Michele Di Gregorio who truly rose to the occasion. The goalkeeper produced a series of impressive saves as Madrid intensified their attacks, particularly from long-range efforts. Juventus’s defensive organisation kept the Spanish giants from entering their penalty area with ease, forcing Madrid to rely on distance shooting. ............ They started the second half brightly, but their resistance was eventually broken by a moment of quality. A well-taken goal from rising talent Gonzalo Garcia finally beat the outstanding Di Gregorio, giving Madrid a slender but decisive lead. ............ Despite the result, Juventus can take positives from their performance. Their earlier victories over Al Ain and Wydad may have given cause for optimism, but this encounter highlighted the gap that still exists when facing Europe’s elite sides. Even so, the 1-0 defeat was a respectable showing, and Juventus demonstrated tactical discipline, commitment and flashes of promise. The Bianconeri leave the competition with pride intact and valuable lessons gained from this hard-fought contest against one of Europe’s strongest teams. . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/fantastic-di-gregorio-could-not-save-juventus-from-club-world-cup-exit/

Club World Cup | Real Madrid 1-0 Juventus: Heroic Di Gregorio not enough Juventus capitulated to Real Madrid in the Club World Cup Round of 16, as Gonzalo Garcia broke through despite Michele Di Gregorio heroics. The Bianconeri lost Nicolò Savona to a badly sprained ankle during the 5-2 defeat to Manchester City and Federico Gatti had flu symptoms, so Daniele Rugani made his return to Juventus after a year at Ajax. ............ Randal Kolo Muani should’ve put Juve in front after seven minutes when sent clear by Kenan Yildiz, but his lob was over-hit and landed on the roof of an empty net. ............ Kenan Yildiz also saw his curler deflected inches past the far top corner, while Michele Di Gregorio needed a desperate reaction save from point-blank range on Jude Bellingham, allowing Rugani to hoof it clear. ............ Real Madrid finally had the breakthrough when Gonzalo Garcia was left unmarked for a free header from six yards on Trent Alexander-Arnold’s dinked cross after a period of consistent pressure. ............ The Di Gregorio show continued, getting down to fingertip an Aurelien Tchaoumeni daisy-cutter round the upright to keep it open until the final whistle, but Real Madrid will go on to face either Borussia Dortmund or Monterrey in the quarter-final of the Club World Cup. ............ . Read more -> https://football-italia.net/club-world-cup-real-madrid-1-0-juventus-enough/

Juventus close to reaching agreement with David Juventus resumed talks with Jonathan David’s agent today and the Bianconeri are close to reaching an agreement with the Canada international. ............ The Bianconeri had already reached last week a verbal agreement with the 25-year-old over a €6m-a-year deal plus add-ons. The Serie A giants, however, are yet to reach a complete agreement with the player’s entourage over agent fees. ............ Negotiations between Juventus and the player’s agents continued on Tuesday, July 1, with the Serie A giants making considerable progress. Juventus remain in talks with Victor Osimhen as well, as we also reported last week. The Old Lady’s plan is to sign Osimhen and David, retain Randal Kolo Muani, and sell Dusan Vlahovic this summer. ............ . Read more -> https://football-italia.net/juventus-close-reaching-agreement-with-david/