The Spanish champions are reportedly interested in the Italian international.
Juventus’ transfer market activities are not limited to incoming players; the club is also considering player sales.
While reaffirming that Turkish forward Kenan Yildiz is not for sale, Juventus CEO Damien Comolli indicated that «Without Champions League qualification, we might have to sell one more player than anticipated.»
This financial reality forces Juve to make a sacrifice to comply with UEFA’s Financial Fair Play regulations. The most likely scenario involves the departure of at least one key player among Bremer, Thuram, and Cambiaso.
BARCELONA INTERESTED IN CAMBIASO
Andrea Cambiaso, who has also been linked with Como, is drawing particular attention from Barcelona.
Sportitalia confirms the Spanish champions’ interest in the 2000-born Italian winger, who was previously monitored by Manchester City.
Having joined from Genoa for €15.5 million, Cambiaso has made 132 appearances for Juventus, scoring 8 goals, providing 17 assists, receiving 21 yellow cards, and one red card. He has also scored 3 goals in 19 appearances for the Italian senior national team.
BASTONI FADES FROM BARCELONA’S RADAR
Meanwhile, Barcelona’s interest in another Italian player, Inter’s central defender Alessandro Bastoni (born 1999, formerly of Atalanta), is waning. The Catalan club is now reportedly targeting Porto’s Polish defender Jakub Kiwior (born 2000, formerly of Arsenal and Spezia).
Departing from Barcelona under president Joan Laporta is Spanish defender Andres Cuenca (born 2007), who is destined for Como, managed by Cesc Fabregas, after a loan spell at Sporting Gijon.
