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Mckennie macellaio. Pensava all'hamburger evidentemente.

Ottimo post Zio. Tagliente come un rasoio. Il proprietario che pensa solo al danaro e tralascia il resto. Grazie.

John Elkann in tribuna se la ride ....... Forse sta ripensando al 5-2 dell'Inter di ieri sera

WESTON MCKENNIE 2-0

E ma Locatelli ha fatto fallo su Messias che é appena risorto ovvio che prenda il giallo

Chi é quello stronxo del Genoa che ha simulato tipo Faraoni e Bastoni. Certa gente non dovrebbe fare sport pittosto fare politica, opportunisti come sono.

GLEISON BREMER 1-0

David rigenerato dalla doppietta in nazionale e per questo gioca?

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Round 31: Juventus vs. Genoa match preview The final stretch of the 2025-26 season is officially upon us, my friends. And just like last season, Juventus’ Champions League qualification hopes hang on just how many points they can pick over the course of these final eight games. And in even a more extreme case when compared to last season, Juventus will need a whole lot of help to jump over fourth-place Como and then potentially stay there to ensure they qualify for the Champions League. ............ The catch? Because of it being Easter Sunday, we have to wait a day longer than you probably originally thought when the international break began for Juventus to start what hopefully turns in their final push to finish in the top four. They will do that on Monday evening at the Allianz against a club in Genoa who are in an interesting position in the Serie A table. ............ Spalletti and Juventus will know that Roma got pummeled at San Siro against league leaders Inter Milan and what Como’s result in the unusual Monday lunchtime kickoff prior to taking the field in Turin. They could very well get some help from Udinese against a streaking Como side, but most important Spalletti’s squad is handling their own business in the event of getting the much-needed help that has to take place at some point over these next eight weeks for the Bianconeri to jump back into the top four. At this point, it’s hard to know if it will actually happen. But what we do know is that Juventus have to take advantage of their remaining games against provincial sides like Genoa are because the schedule the rest of the way isn’t going t be so kind. The next three games after facing Genoa are all against teams that are very much capable of beating Juventus. If we see the same kind of Juventus that showed up and struggled mightily in their draw with Sassuolo prior to the international break, then it will be tough sledding for Spalletti’s squad on Monday. And if that’s the case, then the incredibly tough task of trying to get back into the top four at this stage of the season will become even greater of a hill to climb. ............ TEAM NEWS Something that we haven’t been able to say basically all season: During training on Friday, Spalletti had every single player available. Seriously, it happened. There are currently no injured players on the Juventus roster, although that is likely to change because these things happen in football. As much as somebody like Dusan Vlahovic has been able to train consistently over the international break, Spalletti said it’s still very unlikely that the Serbian No. 9 starts against Genoa on Monday. “I think it’s possible he can help us during the match,” Spalletti said of Vlahovic, who returned after four months out injured in Juve’s 1-1 draw against Sassuolo before the international break. With Vlahovic still not an option to start, it’s likely that Spalletti sticks with Jérémie Boga as a false 9. Or maybe it’s Kenan Yildiz who is tried there once again. Other than that, starting lineup Spalletti rolls out is expected to be much like he has used in recent games. ............ JUVENTUS PLAYER TO WATCH There’s been a ton of focus on Juve’s attack when it comes to the Bianconeri’s final eight games of the season — and for good reason considering how up and down production has been outside of Yildiz. But just as important is Juventus’ defense getting right down the stretch. And when it comes to that defense, it’s pretty clear who they need to start to turn a corner again and look like his old self if they want any chance to of being a much more solid unit at the back. Yes, it’s not breaking news that Juventus need Gleison Bremer to be more like the player we’ve known him to be prior to the last few months. If Bremer is not the Bremer of old, then Juventus’ defense is just not anywhere close to being even a solid unit as compared to when he’s playing like the player he was prior to either of his knee injuries over the last 18 months. The problem has been, seeing that player from the pre-injury days has been hit and miss. And especially lately, it’s been more miss than anything else, with a good number of the goals that Juventus have allowed seeing Bremer play a rather big role in them happening. ............ It’s safe to say that Juve desperately need it if they want Champions League football next season. And to just ensure that Bremer is 100% a Juve player next season, too. MATCH INFO When: Monday, April 6, 2026. Where: Allianz Stadium, Turin, Italy. Official kickoff time: 6 p.m. local time in Italy and across Europe, 5 p.m. in the United Kingdom, 12 p.m. Eastern time, 11 a.m. Central time, 9 a.m. Pacific time. ............ . Read more -> https://www.blackwhitereadallover.com/previews-reviews/37341/juventus-genoa-match-preview-2026-serie-a-matchday-31-time-tv-schedule-and-how-to-watch-the-competition

Juventus vs Genoa: Preview and Prediction Italian giants Juventus will resume their Serie A campaign post the international break with a home game against Genoa. The Old Lady suffered a blow to their hopes of securing a top-four finish prior to the break, and they will be eager to return to winning ways here. The Turin-based outfit are fifth in the Italian top flight with 54 points in their 30 outings. They have won 15, drawn nine and lost six games so far. Luciano Spalletti’s team have been far from convincing in the ongoing campaign. The Bianconeri have only won two out of their last five league games, and they are heading into this fixture on the back of a disappointing 1-1 draw against Sassuolo. After a lengthy break, they will not be eager to get things back on track, as they are three points behind fourth-placed Como and dropping any more points could seriously dent their chances of playing in the Champions League next season. ............ Team News & Tactics Juventus With Arkadiusz Milik and Dusan Vlahovic back fit, Luciano Spalletti should have a fully-fit squad to choose from this time around. The Old Lady will line up in a 4-2-3-1 formation, where Mattia Perin is expected to take charge in goal. Pierre Kalulu and Andrea Cambiaso are expected to be the full-backs, while Gleison Bremer should pair up with Lloyd Kelly at the heart of the defence. As for the midfield unit, Khephren Thuram and Manuel Locatelli will form the double pivot in the centre of the park. They will shield the backline and look to control the tempo of the game. Francisco Conceicao and Jeremie Boga are expected to feature on the flanks, providing much-needed width to their attacks. Weston McKennie will take up the number ten role, while Kenan Yildiz could lead the line for Juventus against Genoa despite the presence of a number of options up top. Probable Lineup (4-2-3-1): Perin; Kalulu, Bremer, Kelly, Cambiaso; Thuram, Locatelli; Conceicao, McKennie, Boga; Yildiz Genoa ............ Probable Lineup (3-4-2-1): Bijlow; Marcandalli, Ostigard, Vasquez; Ellertsson, Frendrup, Malinovskyi, Martin; Messias, Vitinha; Colombo Key Stats Genoa have won three out of their last five league games, after a run of 25 games with just five wins. Juventus have only won two out of their last six league outings. Genoa have only won three out of their 14 away games. In the reverse fixture, the Old Lady secured a hard-fought 1-0 win. But a lot has changed since, as both clubs now have new managers on their bench. In 57 league meetings between them, Juventus have only lost two. Player to Watch Francisco Conceicao The Portuguese international certainly seems to be enjoying his time in Turin. He has established himself as a key figure at Juventus under Luciano Spalletti. In the ongoing campaign, the 23-year-old has been involved in 34 matches across competitions and has racked up over 2,000 minutes. He has also contributed towards seven goals. While the majority of his appearances have come on the right flank, Conceicao has also been deployed as a second striker and an attacking midfielder when needed. ............ Prediction Juventus 3-1 Genoa Juventus will head into this fixture under pressure, given their recent inconsistency and the importance of securing a top-four finish. Playing at home, they are expected to take control of the game, dominate possession, and create better chances as they look to get their campaign back on track. Genoa, however, have shown signs of improvement in recent weeks and could look to make things difficult with a compact setup and quick transitions. While they do have the ability to trouble the hosts, especially on the counter, Juventus’s superior quality and depth should eventually make the difference in what could be a competitive encounter. The Hard Tackle predicts a 3-1 win for the home team. . Read more -> https://thehardtackle.com/round-up/2026/04/06/juventus-vs-genoa-preview-and-prediction-3/

Spalletti has three selection doubts to resolve ahead of Juventus vs Genoa Juventus head coach Luciano Spalletti isn’t expected to ring too many changes to his starting lineup when hosting Genoa on Monday. The Bianconeri headed to the international on a negative note after failing to beat Sassuolo at home, which left them three points behind Como in the grand battle for 4th place. Therefore, the Turin-based giants cannot afford to commit any more blunders, especially at home against a team lying in the second half of the table. ............ Three starting berths could still be up for grabs, even though we already have clear favourites. As the source explains, the battle for the No.1 role remains open between Michele Di Gregorio and Mattia Perin. The former had been the first-choice goalkeeper since joining the club in the summer of 2024, but a series of shaky displays saw him relegated to the bench in favour of his more experienced compatriot, who started the last five Juventus matches across all competitions. The report tips Perin to be confirmed once more. In addition to the goalkeeper dilemma, Spalletti also has to choose between Khephren Thuram and Teun Koopmeiners. The two midfielders are vying for a starting role beside Manuel Locatelli. ............ Finally, the returns of Dusan Vlahovic and Arkadiusz Milik have been a breeze of fresh air for Spalletti, who hasn’t been convinced by Lois Openda and Jonathan David in the centre-forward role. However, the manager admitted that neither the Serbian nor the Polish striker is 100% fit at the moment, hinting that Jeremie Boga could start as a false 9 once more. ............ Juventus Probable XI (4-2-3-1): Perin; Kalulu, Bremer, Kelly, Cambiaso; Locatelli, Thuram; Conceicao, McKennie, Yildiz; Boga . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/spalletti-has-three-selection-doubts-to-resolve-ahead-of-juventus-vs-genoa/

Spalletti on Juventus future, son De Rossi and Italy disappointment Luciano Spalletti shrugs off Juventus contract talk and is glad to reunite with ‘son’ Daniele De Rossi, but Italy players are ‘tied to disappointment like a leash’ after World Cup failure. The Bianconeri host Genoa on Monday at 17.00 UK time (18.00 CEST). They went into the break for international duty in joint fifth place with Roma, three points adrift of high-flying Como, so it’s going to be a fight to the end for Champions League qualification. ............ “It is an important final sprint, but that’s a normal standard for us, so when you say there are eight Finals, that’s what it should always be for Juventus,” Spalletti said. “We must be ready to give our best, and there is no margin for error, as we’ll need to win practically every game to get there, starting with a very difficult Genoa.” It had been reported that Spalletti would sign a new contract with Juventus during the break, but there is no announcement yet. “I don’t understand why you care so much about this. We’ve got a perfectly fine rapport and there will be the opportunity to discuss it, we don’t need to do it all now. It has to come naturally.” “Vlahovic trained well and is available, but I doubt he’ll be able to start. He could give us a hand,” added Spalletti. “Jeremie Boga showed what he is capable of, he is a very quick player with these bursts of pace, but doesn’t love physical contact. We are happy to have him here.” ............ “Daniele De Rossi is one of my football children, and I care for him just as I think he cares for me. At the same time, as with all father-son relationships, sometimes I got on his nerves. “It is a Genoa side suited to De Rossi, because you can see his characteristics and mentality in the squad.” ............ Inevitably, the questions turned towards the failure of Italy to qualify for a third consecutive edition of the World Cup, losing the play-offs to Bosnia and Herzegovina. “Obviously, those who did qualify returned to base happier and those who didn’t are tied to disappointment like a leash,” said Spalletti. “I know everyone and how much love and passion they put into this. I am sad about what happened, but I also hope that people listen to all sorts of advice, and start to plan properly for the future. “We need to ask ourselves if we really care about getting value out of talent. There are many foreign owners in Italian football now, and that is good, but we must ask if they want to make the most of Italian players. It is also only right to go and seek the best from the other nations. “I think there are still many mothers out there who are churning out talents like those of Baggio, Totti, Del Piero and Cannavaro did in the past, and we must be in a position to use the talent that more mothers bring into the world.” . Read more -> https://football-italia.net/spalletti-juventus-future-son-de-rossi-italy/

Juventus newcomer wins Player of the Month award Jeremie Boga has been named Serie A Player of the Month for March, recognising his outstanding performances over the previous month. Since joining Juventus during the January transfer window, Boga has quickly established himself as one of the team’s most influential players, impressing both fans and the coaching staff with his impact on the pitch. Boga has integrated seamlessly into the Juventus squad, earning the trust of Luciano Spalletti over other attacking options such as Lois Openda and Jonathan David, who joined the club prior to him. ............ The player’s rapid adaptation and impressive form suggest that Juventus are keen to retain him for the long term. Boga has become a key figure in the team, contributing not only through goals and assists but also by fulfilling the tactical responsibilities required by Spalletti. His ability to read the game and execute instructions effectively has made him a valuable asset, and Juventus are unlikely to want to lose such a talented performer at the end of the season. ............ Boga’s journey to Juventus followed a difficult period at Nice, where he fell out of favour and was sidelined from the first team after issues with the fans. Determined to re-establish himself, he has embraced the opportunity at Juventus, producing performances that highlight his quality and professionalism. Continued excellence could see him collect further accolades, including additional Player of the Month awards, and solidify his place as a central figure in the club’s plans for the future. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/juventus-newcomer-wins-player-of-the-month-award/

Preview: Juventus vs Genoa - prediction, team news, lineups Trailing behind in Serie A's tight top-four race, fallen giants Juventus will welcome Genoa to Turin on Monday evening. The Bianconeri dropped more points just before the break, leaving them in real danger of missing out on Champions League qualification; meanwhile, their visitors are not yet safe from the drop. Match preview Before international football intervened, Juventus were on track for a vital victory at home to Sassuolo, as they sought to keep pace with Como and Roma in the race for fourth place. Even after Kenan Yildiz saw his opener cancelled out early in the second half, the Bianconeri were awarded a late penalty and seemed set to wrap up maximum points. However, captain Manuel Locatelli then seized the ball from Yildiz and saw his tame attempt easily saved, allowing Como to pull three points clear and leaving Juve level with Roma. In addition to limply exiting Europe and the Coppa Italia, Luciano Spalletti's side have only won two of their last seven league matches, which places them 13th in the form table over that period. Overall, Juventus have lost six of 30 Serie A matches so far, and only once in the last 15 years have they suffered more league defeats at this stage of a campaign. History will still be on their side against Genoa, though, as Juve have been beaten just twice by their Ligurian counterparts across 57 top-flight contests in Turin, winning 44. Not only does their last home loss in this fixture date back to 1991, but the Bianconeri have also kept clean sheets in all of the last four Serie A meetings, taking 10 points from a possible 12. ............ Juventus Serie A form: L L D W W D Juventus form (all competitions): L W D W W D Genoa Serie A form: D W L W W L Team News Juventus should have a full squad to choose from, as forward pair Dusan Vlahovic and Arkadiusz Milik both returned to the fold at the end of March. After spending several months on the sidelines, Vlahovic is now fit enough to feature up front, but Yildiz could continue as a false nine with support from Jeremie Boga. Mattia Perin seems to have supplanted Michele Di Gregorio as Juve's first-choice goalkeeper, while winter signing Justin Bijlow quickly established himself as Genoa's number one. ............ Juventus possible starting lineup: Perin; Kalulu, Bremer, Kelly, Cambiaso; Thuram, Locatelli; Conceicao, McKennie, Boga; Yildiz Genoa possible starting lineup: Bijlow; Marcandalli, Ostigard, Vasquez; Ellertsson, Frendrup, Malinovskyi, Martin; Messias, Vitinha; Colombo ............ We say: Juventus 2-1 Genoa Although they slipped up against Sassuolo, most of Juve's losses this season have been sustained on the road - and they have an excellent home record against Genoa. Faced with an attack-minded away side, Spalletti should edge the tactical battle and become just the fourth coach to reach 300 Serie A wins. . Read more -> https://www.sportsmole.co.uk/football/juventus/preview/juventus-vs-genoa-prediction-team-news-lineups_595051.html

How much is Bremer’s release clause at Juventus? Gleison Bremer could be allowed to leave Juventus during the summer transfer window as the Bianconeri look to raise funds to strengthen their squad. Bremer has long been regarded as one of Juventus’ most important defenders, and the club has repeatedly insisted that he is not for sale. His consistent performances have justified this stance, as he remains a key figure in the defensive line. Despite Juventus’ public position, the club is reportedly preparing to be more flexible regarding Bremer’s future. Interest from other top European clubs has intensified, and the possibility of a high-value transfer could help Juventus generate funds to reinforce multiple areas of the squad. Bremer’s release clause is set at €58 million, a figure that the club believes reflects his quality and importance. Any suitor must be willing to meet that valuation if they hope to secure his services. ............ The financial realities of strengthening other areas of the squad may lead the club to reconsider its stance. Selling Bremer could provide significant funds that would allow Juventus to invest in multiple positions, improving overall balance and competitiveness. ............ The potential departure of Bremer would represent a major decision for Juventus, balancing the desire to keep their best players with the practical need to manage resources effectively. While the club would prefer to retain him, a €58 million offer from a serious suitor could be difficult to refuse. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/how-much-is-bremers-release-clause-at-juventus/

Yildiz could help Juventus sign one top player in the summer Tarik Muharemovic could return to Juventus this summer as the club continues to monitor his progress closely. Since his move to Sassuolo last season, Muharemovic has become a key player, helping the team secure promotion to Serie A and establishing himself as an important figure in their defensive line. His performances have reinforced Juventus’ belief that he could play a valuable role in their senior squad. Having previously been part of Juventus’ Next Gen team, Muharemovic developed a close relationship with Kenan Yildiz during their time together at the B team. Both players are eager to reunite at the senior level, and Juventus are reportedly keen to facilitate that reunion. ............ Juventus are reportedly weighing the benefits of bringing Muharemovic back against the potential financial gain from allowing him to join another club. His contract includes a sell-on clause, which would guarantee Juventus a fee if he were sold elsewhere. Despite this, the club appears confident that his return would add value to their first team, both in terms of defensive stability and long-term squad planning. ............ Muharemovic, having come through the ranks at Juventus, is reportedly motivated to return to Turin to prove himself at the highest level. Rejoining the Bianconeri would allow him to demonstrate that he is capable of competing in Serie A while rekindling the bond with Yildiz on and off the pitch. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/yildiz-could-help-juventus-sign-one-top-player-in-the-summer/

Yildiz shows his class after Turkiye beats Kosovo Kenan Yildiz was in fine form as Turkiye defeated Kosovo in their World Cup qualification playoff, securing a place at this summer’s tournament. ............ It was an important result for Yildiz, and while the Turkish players celebrated enthusiastically at the final whistle, his actions stood out for a different reason. Instead of immediately joining his teammates, Yildiz sought out Edon Zhegrova to offer his support. Zhegrova was introduced in the second half to help Kosovo secure a positive result, but his impact was not enough to alter the outcome. Turkiye’s victory confirmed their place at the expanded World Cup, while Kosovo were left to reflect on a missed opportunity. ............ Turkiye will now turn their attention to the tournament itself, where several teams are expected to spring surprises. With a squad that includes a number of talented players, they could emerge as one of the more unpredictable sides in the competition. Yildiz is undoubtedly one of their key figures, and his recent performances suggest he will play a significant role on the biggest stage. His ability to influence matches, combined with his composure, will be crucial if Turkiye are to progress beyond the early stages. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/yildiz-shows-his-class-after-turkiye-beats-kosovo/

Juventus gets a fitness boost ahead of their next match Juventus’ next match is scheduled against Genoa on Monday, and they are set to welcome Emil Holm back from injury for that fixture. The defender joined the club during the January transfer window, and Luciano Spalletti is known to value his qualities, meaning that once he is fully fit, he is expected to receive regular playing time. Juventus have been working diligently to ensure his smooth return to training over recent weeks. ............ Holm had been on Juventus’ radar even before his arrival, underlining how highly he is regarded within the club. His current spell, therefore, represents an important opportunity to demonstrate his value and secure a longer-term future in Turin. ............ While the rest of the squad have been granted a few days off to rest, Holm is expected to return to training and could be available for selection when competitive action resumes. This development provides him with a timely chance to make an impact as the season approaches its conclusion. Juventus consider him one of the most promising players within their squad, and there will now be expectations for him to deliver strong performances in the remaining fixtures. His ability to contribute consistently could influence the club’s decision regarding a potential permanent transfer. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/juventus-gets-a-fitness-boost-ahead-of-their-next-match/

Torino, lunedí 6 aprile 2026 ore 18:00 Serie A - 12^ di ritorno JUVENTUS - GENOA Confronti ufficiali Campionato di Serie A 164 Giocate 115 92 Vittorie Juventus 70 33 Pareggi 23 39 Vittorie Genoa 22 318 Gol Juventus 231 196 Gol Genoa 116 Campionato di Serie A: precedenti in casa contro Genoa Giocate 57 Vittorie Juventus 44 (l'ultima il 29.03.2025, 1-0) Pareggi 11 (l'ultimo il 17.03.2024, 0-0) Vittorie Genoa 2 (l'ultima il 20.01.1991, 0-1) Gol Juventus 136 (media a gara 2,39) Gol Genoa 43 (media a gara 0,75) Ultimi confronti diretti (tutte le competizioni) Data Competizione Partita Ris. 13.12.2020 Campionato Serie A Genoa-Juventus 1-3 V 13.01.2021 Coppa Italia Juventus-Genoa 3-2 V 11.04.2021 Campionato Serie A Juventus-Genoa 3-1 V 05.12.2021 Campionato Serie A Juventus-Genoa 2-0 V 06.05.2022 Campionato Serie A Genoa-Juventus 2-1 S 15.12.2023 Campionato Serie A Genoa-Juventus 1-1 P 17.03.2024 Campionato Serie A Juventus-Genoa 0-0 P 28.09.2024 Campionato Serie A Genoa-Juventus 0-3 V 29.03.2025 Campionato Serie A Juventus-Genoa 1-0 V 31.08.2025 Campionato Serie A Genoa-Juventus 0-1 V Giocate: 10 Vittorie: 7 Pareggi: 2 Sconfitte: 1 Gol fatti: 18 Gol subiti: 7 Le ultime partite in casa contro Genoa (tutte le competizioni) Data Competizione Partita Ris. 23.04.2017 Campionato Serie A Juventus-Genoa 4-0 V 20.12.2017 Coppa Italia Juventus-Genoa 2-0 V 22.01.2018 Campionato Serie A Juventus-Genoa 1-0 V 20.10.2018 Campionato Serie A Juventus-Genoa 1-1 P 30.10.2019 Campionato Serie A Juventus-Genoa 2-1 V 13.01.2021 Coppa Italia Juventus-Genoa 3-2 V 11.04.2021 Campionato Serie A Juventus-Genoa 3-1 V 05.12.2021 Campionato Serie A Juventus-Genoa 2-0 V 17.03.2024 Campionato Serie A Juventus-Genoa 0-0 P 29.03.2025 Campionato Serie A Juventus-Genoa 1-0 V Giocate: 10 Vittorie: 8 Pareggi: 2 Sconfitte: 0 Gol fatti: 19 Gol subiti: 5 FONTE

Luciano Moggi says targeting Juventus destroyed the Italian national team Italy have once again failed to qualify for the World Cup, marking the third consecutive occasion that the national team has missed out, a situation widely regarded as a disaster for Italian football. The Azzurri had two opportunities to secure qualification, initially through their group stage, but they finished second behind Norway, forcing them into the playoff route. ............ Luciano Moggi has argued that the struggles of the national team are linked to a broader effort to undermine Juventus. He said, “Something happened since 2006: the toy broke because they broke Juventus, who had given five players to the Italian national team and four to the French national team and were fighting for the title. “The atmosphere changed, they wanted to break Juventus, and the national team broke. Remember what Giraudo said? ‘We’re leaving, you’ll see who comes.’ Since Gravina arrived, we’ve been eliminated in the first round and other times we haven’t qualified. If Bonaparte said he preferred lucky generals to good ones, Gravina is neither one nor the other. Now he hides behind the Federal Council, where he knows he can find friends.” ............ Juventus’ contribution to the national squad has long been significant, providing talent that has shaped the success of Italy over the decades. With the club no longer at its peak, the national team has faced challenges in maintaining its historical standards, a situation reflected in consecutive failures to qualify for major tournaments. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/luciano-moggi-says-targeting-juventus-destroyed-the-italian-national-team/

Salary remains an obstacle to Juventus for Bernardo Silva Juventus are reportedly keen to make Bernardo Silva their next major signing and have been closely monitoring the Manchester City star as he approaches the end of his current contract. The Portugal international is not believed to be interested in extending his stay at City, a situation that could work in Juventus’ favour as they explore a potential move. ............ Juventus believe that bringing Silva into the squad would significantly improve their options, particularly given his experience at the highest level. His technical ability and versatility make him an attractive prospect as the club looks to compete more effectively in domestic and European competitions. However, any potential deal is not without complications. Silva currently earns around 10 million euros net per season at Manchester City, a figure that presents a considerable obstacle for Juventus. Matching such wages would place a significant strain on their financial structure. ............ Silva is expected to seek a similar salary at his next club, particularly as Manchester City remain interested in retaining him beyond the current campaign. This strengthens his negotiating position and complicates Juventus’ efforts to secure his signature. Juventus have already made it clear in previous negotiations that such salary levels are beyond their current budget. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/salary-remains-an-obstacle-to-juventus-for-premier-league-star/

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