Juventus gave the January transfer window a bit of a pass and whether they did that out of their own volition or were simply forced to do so remains up for debate. One thing is for certain and it is that the Bianconeri will come in strong during the summer transfer window.
Without further ado, let’s take a look at the top stories involving Juventus from 9 February 2021.
Andrea Pirlo says Juventus want to reach Coppa Italia final at all costs
Juventus manager Andrea Pirlo has stressed the importance of winning the second leg of their Coppa Italia semi-final tie against Inter Milan. Juventus won the first leg of the tie 2-1 at the San Siro and have a slender lead to work with when the Nerazzurri come to Allianz Stadium tonight.
Speaking to Juventus TV ahead of the all-important second leg, Pirlo said:
Juventus have fought back in the Serie A as well after a sluggish start and are currently third on the table, five points behind Inter Milan with a game in hand.
Jose Mourinho wants Aaron Ramsey at Tottenham Hotspur
Aaron Ramsey has emerged as a transfer target for Aaron Ramsey in recent weeks and now Todofichajes claims that Jose Mourinho is insistent on signing him in the summer.
Aaron Ramsey spent more than a decade at Spurs’ arch-rivals Arsenal and it will be quite an event if the Welshman chooses to return to North London with Tottenham Hotspur.
Ramsey joined Juventus in the summer of 2019 and pockets a hefty amount in wages. However, he has spent a lot of time on the sidelines due to injury and is yet to fully justify his salary. As such, Juventus could be tempted to let him go in the summer for the right price.
Juventus among teams interested in Takehiro Tomiyasu
In January, Fabio Paratici and co. oversaw the arrival of several top young talents to the u-23 unit but the first-team squad remained untouched. However, that is almost certain to change in the summer.
Now the Global Sporting Director of Montreal Impact and Bologna FC, Walter Sabatini, has revealed that three or four Bologna players are wanted by top Serie A clubs in an interview with Teleroma 56 (via quotes carried by Calciomercato.it).
The 22-year-old Takehiro Tomiyasu has become an ever-present in Sinisa Mihajlovic’s side. The versatile Japanese international usually plays as a centre-back but can also play at right-back and in defensive midfield.
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