Juventus`s Director General, Damien Comolli, provided a comprehensive update on the club`s transfer market activities following the Champions League draw, confirming a significant player sale and outlining strategies for key targets.
The situation at Juventus sees Savona departing, Dusan Vlahovic remaining, and the pursuit of Kolo Muani becoming a race against time. Speaking on the sidelines of the Champions League group stage draw, Juventus Director General Damien Comolli offered a detailed look into the Bianconeri`s transfer market strategy. He began by announcing, “We have just reached an agreement for Savona`s transfer to Nottingham Forest,” signaling the successful conclusion of a deal expected to inject approximately €15 million into Juventus`s coffers.
Comolli on Kolo Muani and Juventus`s Transfer Strategy
This sale marks the second transfer by Juventus to an English club recently, following the departure of Douglas Luiz. The funds generated from these deals are crucial and will contribute to the budget for acquiring Randal Kolo Muani from PSG. According to Damien Comolli, negotiations for Kolo Muani are proceeding at a swift pace. “There`s a lot of talk right now, and I can confirm that we will do everything possible to strengthen the team and the squad,” Comolli stated. He added, “Many things can still happen in these next few hours; I cannot be more specific. We are fortunate to have an ownership that provides tremendous support, but we also operate under the constraints of financial fair play, so we must be very cautious. A difference of a few million might seem insignificant, but we are absolutely committed to respecting the rules, whether it`s for Randal or any other transfer.”
Vlahovic`s Future at Juventus Confirmed
In other news, Comolli confirmed the almost certain permanence of star striker Dusan Vlahovic at the club. He concluded, “There is no friction between us and Dusan; he is an integral part of the team and will 99% stay with us for the entire season. There have been various contacts with different clubs, but nothing substantial beyond initial discussions, and I believe the player himself is happy to remain with us.”
