Manchester CityBernardo Silva and 'Liverpool'Alison finds her future uncertain. There is a possibility that they will unite at Juventus next season.
last week, sports witness Covered the Old Lady's initial approach to the goalkeeper. The Brazilian had expressed his desire to join, even though he signed a new deal with the Reds last month.
As far as midfielders are concerned, Juve has made initial contact Also with his agent Jorge Mendes. They face competition from Barcelona but the Italian side remain firmly in the race.
With Luciano Spalletti himself now having signed a contract extension, Juve's plans for the summer are ramping up.
Sporting director Damien Comolli was asked about the Liverpool and Manchester City stars and he revealed a lot about the Bianconeri's intentions.
Duo may be keen on deal
french spoke gazzetta dello sport From a Juventus event yesterday. He was asked about the club's plans for the future and the decision to hand Spalletti a new contract.
Interestingly, Alison and Bernardo also emerged as themes. Comolli indicated that both players were interested in a move to the Bianconeri even without Champions League football.
Smiling he said: "Bernardo Silva and Alisson? I won't mention names (smiles). But yes, Juve always have the allure of attracting champions. What surprises me so far is that not every player we have spoken to has said, 'I will only come if you reach the Champions League.' "Players want to come to Juventus because it's Juventus."
The conversation didn't end there as Comolli also spoke specifically about the Manchester City midfielder. He clarified that Juve is not the only one chasing free agents
"I hold him up as a good example, but he also hadn't won a lot before joining City. We're not necessarily looking for players who have won or necessarily free agents, but we're looking for guys who have the personality to be successful and who can help young players become winners."
Our Opinion: Strong competition is coming
It's fair to say that Alisson's Liverpool future should not be as uncertain as his Manchester City counterpart. The goalkeeper's contract at Anfield expires in 2027 and he will not have to rush into a decision.
Even if Juventus are keen, there is a strong possibility that they will miss out on the Champions League. This would deprive Alison of earning as much as he would like, forcing him to take a pay cut.
As for Bernardo, things won't be easy for the Old Lady. He is still 31 years old and is still doing very reliable work for Manchester City.
That is why he appeals to many clubs should he want to pursue European football and offer him higher wages than the Italian sides.
So even if Comolli could go the 'Juve is Juve' path, this could be a way to promote the club among the players. The truth is that both deals will not be easy.
