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Juventus go all out for Raimondo: their strategy

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A summer move looks more feasible, when Raimondo's contract situation could favour negotiations. Frosinone are unlikely to let him leave in January because he is a key player in their fight to avoid relegation. According to Tuttosport, much will also depend on Bologna's moves and the role of agent Alessandro Lucci, with whom Juventus have always struck major deals. For now, Raimondo is focused on helping Frosinone stay in Serie A, while Juventus watch his development with interest ahead of a possible summer move.

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