Juventus Sancho plans to wait for three consecutive transfers: sell Gonzalez first, and then watch Atlanta sell Lukeman

July 28th - According to the News, Juventus' forward adjustment this summer is revolving around a complex and interlocking transfer chain: Only by selling Argentine winger Nico Gonzalez first can the Zebras formally offer Manchester United for England international Sancho, and the deal depends on whether Atlanta can sell their top scorer Lukeman in time. Inter Milan is currently launching a "strong offensive" against Lukeman. Once the Ghana forward turns to the Nerazzurri, Atlanta will immediately start the process of introducing Gonzalez, thereby triggering Juventus' pursuit of Sancho. Manchester United has priced about £25 million for the 24-year-old attacker, and Juventus management has listed Sancho as the first choice for offensive reinforcements this summer and is ready to match the price. Juventus coach Mota regards Sancho as a key puzzle to enhance his wing creativity, and the player himself is also attracted by the Serie A venue. In the next 72 hours, this chain transfer involving three clubs and three players may usher in decisive progress. The Zebras are waiting for Atlanta to complete the sale of Lukeman first in order to allow Sancho to land in Turin.