Alessandro Buongiorno has said no to Juventus in the last few hours. Cristiano Giuntoli, writes the newspaper ‘TuttoSport’, offered 42 million euros plus five in bonuses to sign the central defender of the national team, but had to face the ‘No, I can’t’ of the player born and raised in Turin. Buongiorno has a special relationship with the world of the Granata and its fans and did not feel like negotiating with the rival club in any way. For a no received, there is also an expected yes that arrived without surprises.
Next week will be the week of medical visits Khephren Thuramthe 23-year-old midfielder who arrives in black and white for a comprehensive operation that will guarantee Nice a revenue of around 25 million euros, bonuses included (the starting base is 18, some are difficult to reach) and that will lead the 2001-born player to sign a 5-year contract. The black and whites’ gathering, without the internationals busy between the European Championship and the Copa America, is scheduled for July 10. Then Juventus will move to Germany for the training camp at the Adidas HQ in Herzogenaurach, which will take place from July 20 to 26. The Old Lady’s German tour will end at the Max-Morlock Stadion where the team will challenge the hosts of Nuremberg.
Meanwhile, the suitors are pouring in Adrien Rabiota midfielder who has been a free agent since June 30th after his previous contract with Juventus expired. Given that the Old Lady is still waiting for a response from the 1995-born Frenchman, currently playing Euro 2024 with his country’s national team, Roma also appears among the clubs most interested in Rabiot. Despite the free transfer, however, there remains a salary, which would be around 7 million euros per season, an aspect that could make the negotiation more complicated.