Juventus, under the guidance of Thiago Motta, are in a phase of rapid evolution rather than being a finished product. The recent injury to Gleison Bremer, a key player in their squad, has potentially slowed their progress, prompting Sporting Director Cristiano Giuntoli to seek reinforcements. The January transfer window presents an opportunity that the Old Lady must capitalize on by acquiring a new central defender.
Calciomercato confirm that In recent days, Milan Skriniar has been proposed to Juventus. The former Inter Milan player has shown no reservations about donning the Bianconeri jersey and is awaiting a signal from his agent in the coming days to understand if there’s a possibility of joining Motta in Turin. Skriniar’s situation at Paris Saint-Germain is far from ideal, with only three appearances this season, and he’s keen on a change of scenery, possibly as soon as January.
While Giuntoli has a lengthy list of potential defensive profiles to consider, no concrete negotiations are currently underway. Skriniar stands out due to his experience, leadership qualities, and determination to prove himself after a challenging period. For Juventus, Skriniar’s arrival would be feasible only under specific conditions:
1. The transfer must be a loan deal until the end of the season.
2. PSG would need to cover a portion of Skriniar’s salary.
Although these conditions make the deal challenging, it’s not entirely impossible. Juventus sees Skriniar as a valuable addition who could provide immediate impact and help solidify their defensive line in the absence of Bremer. The potential move represents a strategic opportunity for both the club and the player, with Skriniar eager to reignite his career in a familiar league.
