Juventus have officially completed another player transfer, adding a new piece to the puzzle of Cristiano Giuntoli’s squad revolution. Filip Kostic has officially moved on loan to Fenerbahce, contributing to a significant financial boost for the Turin club during this bustling summer transfer window.
Calciomercato report how the list of “surplus players to cut” or rather, the roster overhaul implemented by Giuntoli, has effectively gained another component. This move is part of a series of numerous outgoing transfers, largely offset by new acquisitions, that have characterized Juventus’ transfer strategy.
From the initial departure of Kean to the more talked-about exits of Federico Chiesa and Filip Kostic, the Bianconeri’s sporting director has successfully managed to place on the market all those players deemed unsuitable for Thiago Motta’s new project. The only exceptions to this exodus are McKennie, who has been reintegrated into the squad, and Arthur, who has also been brought back but whose departure is still possible.
This strategic player clearout has resulted in a substantial financial gain for Juventus. The club has managed to accumulate over €120 million from these transfers, showcasing Giuntoli’s acumen in balancing the books while reshaping the squad. This impressive figure underlines the financial aspect of Juventus’ transfer policy, demonstrating how the club have not only refreshing its playing roster but also significantly boosting its financial position in the process.
