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Gleison Bremer’s long injury is forcing Juventus to think about recruiting in central defense this winter. For the moment, Thiago Motta is working with the Danilo-Pierre Kalulu duo, supported by Federico Gatti. A reinforcement would not be too much, especially since the Old Lady returned to the Champions League this season where there are now 8 matches to play in the first round. According to La Gazzetta dello Sportwho had already mentioned this track a month ago, Milan Skriniar’s profile is still appreciated. Convincing the Slovak will not be very complicated.
Replacing at PSG behind Marquinhos and Pacho, even Beraldo, the former Inter player wants to find playing time (3 matches in all competitions including 2 starts). His years with Serie A have not been forgotten, especially since he is still in the prime of his life (29 years old) despite the physical problems of recent months. The French club will happily open the door, as was already the case last summer, but it will be necessary to find common ground, something far from obvious due to the defender’s salary. The latter receives between €10 and €13 million per year. The Bianconeri would like to offer a loan in which most of the fees would be paid by PSG. If negotiations fail, Juve would think of Jaka Bijol, Udinese defender.
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