Jaro transfers to the Turkish Super League, 4 questions from Juventus before closing the window: Fra, Muani, Ganghuang, Savona

With less than a week left before the summer transfer window is closed, Italian media analyzed that Juventus still has four or five major problems to be solved, including the situation of forwards Vlahovic, Kloe Muani and defender Savona. The

summer transfer window will be closed on September 1 and is now in its final stage, but for Juventus' senior executives, there is still a lot of work to deal with.

① Vlahovic is still Juventus' big problem

For Juventus, one of the biggest problems is still Vlahovic, whose contract has entered its final year, but if the new season continues to stay, Juventus is expected to lose more than 40 million euros.

This is because he will receive a net salary of 12 million euros (about 22.2 million pre-tax wage) and then can leave the team for free after the contract ends, which means Juventus will not be able to receive transfer fees this summer. Since Juventus paid a total transfer fee of 80 million to sign Toussen from Fiorentina, Vlahovic's net worth is still close to 20 million in Juventus' books.

Recent reports suggest AC Milan still needs new offensive players, who are still interested in the Serbian international's deal.

②Muani is still in Paris

Zebras' front line Another persistent problem is that French international Krolo Muani, who was loaned to the team last season, is still in the French capital although he is no longer in the plan of PSG coach Luis Enrique.

According to the "Milan Sports" newspaper, Muani's situation is purely affected by financial factors, and there are signs that 50 million euros are no longer enough to "rescue" the French striker from Princes. It remains to be seen whether Juventus can reach an agreement with Paris Saint-Germain before the transfer window is closed.

③Nico Gonzalez's transfer to Atletico Madrid

An upcoming agreement that could help Juventus sign a new player is to sell Nico Gonzalez, who was introduced last summer.

The Milan Sports claimed that the Argentine international is still keen to join Atletico Madrid coached by compatriot Diego Simeone and may reach an agreement with the Bedding Legion in the near future. The Turin giants reportedly valued Gonzalez between 25 million and 30 million euros.

④Savorna and Nottingham Forest

Zebras may sell another next-generation player this summer: right-back Savona, who, according to media reports on Tuesday, has a bid of 12 million euros for Premier League team Nottingham Forest.

But Juventus refused the initial offer to buy Savona, the report revealed that they priced the 22-year-old right-back at 18 million euros. Given that Savona is a Juventus youth training player, selling him directly will bring pure capital gains to the club and once again helps them with new additions before the end of the summer transfer window.

"Milan Sports" also stated that in rumors of interest in Premier League teams Crystal Palace and Sunderland, it is not impossible for England defender Lloyd Kelly to leave the club before the end of the transfer window.

The entire market website reported that Juventus may be forced to retain Kostic in the summer transfer window. The Serbian winger has gradually recovered its importance under coach Tudor and is expected to usher in a second opportunity to prove himself.

Kostic played on loan at Fenerbahce last season, and former coach Thiago Mota made it clear that he was not in his plan. Previously, the Serbian left-winger performed well under Allegri's command, but the change of coach caused him to leave Turin City.

After returning to the team this summer, Juventus initially hoped to find a new destination for him. However, with the transfer window approaching to close and no serious offer appears, the possibility of him staying at the club is growing.

Although Juventus is preparing to let Kostic go, under Tudor's leadership, the situation has changed and the coach is looking for a way to integrate the winger into the tactical system. According to the All Market Network, the head coach attaches great importance to Costic's experience and is considering giving him the starter in the next game.

This new sense of trust may be crucial to the player, and after not having a chance to prove himself last season, Kostic may benefit from Tudor's willingness to give him another chance to become a key contributor again.

Juventus continues to explore in the transfer market, but many of their current players are expected to stay once the transfer deadline passes. For Kostic, this means an unexpected opportunity to prove one's worth again in Turin.

With his work efficiency, passing ability and previous experience in Serie A, Kostic could become a wealth of the team if he could quickly adapt to Tudor's requirements. It depends largely on whether he can seize this second opportunity and maintain the stability that once made him the mainstay of Allegri.

Kostic may now find a new role instead of leaving the club, and if he takes advantage of the opportunity, his career at Juventus may open a new chapter under Tudor's guidance.

On August 27, local time in Italy, Juventus Club officially announced that Portuguese defender Thiago Gialo will permanently transfer to the Turkish team Besiktas, with a transfer fee of 3.5 million euros, plus a 1 million bonus clause.

Jallo transferred from Lille to the Zebras for 5.1 million euros in January 2024 and made his debut in a 2-0 victory over Monza at Allianz Stadium on May 25. Last season, he was loaned in Porto, and made 17 appearances in the Portuguese Super League, the Portuguese Cup and the Europa League, scoring two goals. Now, 25-year-old Jalo will leave Juventus permanently.

Juventus confirmed that Gallo's transfer fee is 3.5 million euros, and Besiktas can be paid in three financial years, and there is also a bonus clause of up to 1 million yuan. After deducting the auxiliary expenses, Jalo's transfer has a positive economic impact of 1.4 million yuan this fiscal year.