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Juventus target Michael Kayode and Alessandro Romano in Italian rebuild

Juventus CEO Giovanni Carnevali has launched an ambitious strategy to rebuild the club's domestic identity at Continassa. The Bianconeri have identified Brentford full-back Michael Kayode and Cagliari starlet Alessandro Romano as primary targets to restore an Italian core.

Frosinone Calcio v Juventus - Serie A 2026/27

Juventus CEO Carnevali backs Yildiz to reach Del Piero levels

Juventus chief executive Giovanni Carnevali has offered strong backing to sidelined forward Kenan Yildiz, insisting the playmaker possesses all the qualities required to emulate iconic figure Alessandro Del Piero. The Turkish international is currently undergoing rehabilitation following foot surgery, leaving the Bianconeri without their creative talisman.

US Sassuolo v Juventus - Serie A 2026/27

Juve plan €250m capital boost

Juventus are plotting a major financial boost with a proposed share capital increase of up to €250m to secure their future competitiveness. Majority shareholders Exor have already committed to the project, pledging an immediate €60m injection as the club looks to rebuild its equity.

Sixteen seconds in Munich: The Dortmund goal that broke Juve's hearts

The one-club man came off the bench to score the goal that put the German side out of sight in Munich as they overpowered the reigning European champions

Real Madrid C.F. v FC Internazionale Milano - UEFA Champions League 2026/27 League Phase MD1

Juve monitor Calhanoglu as Inter talks stall

The Derby d'Italia could be set for a sensational twist in the transfer market as Juventus emerge as potential suitors for Hakan Calhanoglu. With the Turkish playmaker currently locked in a contract standoff with Inter, the Bianconeri are reportedly ready to pounce if the situation remains unresolved.

Back where it all began! - Neto returns to Juventus at 37

Juventus have turned to a familiar face to solve their mounting injury crisis in goal, officially confirming the return of Brazilian veteran Norberto Neto. The 37-year-old shot-stopper arrives in Turin as a free agent following a brief stint back in his homeland, ready to provide experienced cover for the remainder of the campaign.

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