Beppe Marotta said Juventus “will be more concrete” on the transfer market in the next few weeks, “but for now the priority is confirming the squad that reached Cardiff.”
The Bianconeri director general also commented on Dani Alves, Paul Pogba and Alex Costa, so you can read that here.
“We have a squad that reached the Champions League Final, so being able to confirm them en mass would be an achievement in itself,” Marotta told Mediaset Premium.
Beppe Marotta said Juventus “will be more concrete” on the transfer market in the next few weeks, “but for now the priority is confirming the squad that reached Cardiff.”
The Bianconeri director general also commented on Dani Alves, Paul Pogba and Alex Costa, so you can read that here.
“We have a squad that reached the Champions League Final, so being able to confirm them en mass would be an achievement in itself,” Marotta told Mediaset Premium.
He was asked about Douglas Costa, Federico Bernardeschi and Blaise Matuidi.
“We want to confirm this squad and then obviously will be on alert to what could happen. The market is getting into full swing and we will be more concrete over the next few weeks, but the priority right now is to keep the side that reached Cardiff.”
Juventus had confirmed their interest in Gianluigi Donnarumma if he refused to sign a new contract with Milan.
“You are the ones who have been giving a daily update on what is happening between agent, player and Milan. If these are the rules, then we have to take them into consideration.
“I can only say that we have taken what has happened into account.”
Marotta again denied reports that Leonardo Bonucci had clashed with teammate Paulo Dybala in the locker room during the Champions League Final half-time break.
“It was a normal motivational speech in a Champions League Final. It wasn’t any more fiery than on other occasions. In any case, it was (Max) Allegri who dictated the themes and gave indications for the second half.”