Juventus Transfer Market, Chiesa at a Sale Price: Inter and Milan’s Moves. Behind the Scenes

Juventus Transfer Market, Chiesa at a Sale Price. Inter and Milan on Alert

The situation between the Juventus And Frederick Church saw another key moment yesterday, when the club decided to move Chiesa to train with players about to leave the club, rather than with the first team.

This move strengthens the strategy of Joints And Thiago Mottastressing that Chiesa, whose contract expires in 2025, is not part of their future plans. He is likely to be sold by the end of August to avoid losing him for free next year, with Juventus hoping to recover around €25 million, equivalent to the residual value of his transfer and salary.

There Juventus he fears that Church may already have an agreement with another club for the 2024/25 season, which could mean a significant loss of revenue for this year’s budget. This new scenario could also push the player to leave the club immediately, considering the difference between training with the main team and spending a season on the edge.

The big teams are on the alert, aware that Church could be purchased at advantageous conditions. The Inter and the Milan are particularly interested; last week, the Church agent, Ramadan Feastsmet with the directors of both clubs.

With the transfer of Gudmundsson did not end well, for Ausilio and Marotta it could be the opportunity to secure a player who fits well into the Serie A context, even if he might not adapt perfectly to the 3-5-2 of Inzaghi. For Milan, Chiesa would represent a wild card on the market, especially after the recent declarations of Ibrahimovic on the club’s openness to new signings.

Recently, Chiesa has also been linked to Naples And Romebut Roma then opted for Soulé. Interest from foreign clubs, such as those in the Premier League and the Bayern Munichseem less intense, with the latter having requested information in July. With the latest developments and only two weeks left in the transfer window, further twists could occur surrounding the former Florentine.