Juventus hope to raise €50m from early transfers as five players put up for sale

Reports in Italy claim that Juventnus are hoping to raise around €50m from outgoing transfers by the end of June, and that there is a list of five players that the Old Lady are actively trying to sell.

Juventus missed out on Champions League qualification in the final few weeks of the 2025-26 season and according to Tuttosport, the club are hoping to raise €50m from early transfers to make up for the expected drop in revenues without access to Europe’s premier competition.

The club have recently appointed a new CEO in Giovanni Carnevali, replacing the outgoing Damien Comolli. Tuttosport claims that given the excellent relationship that Carnevali has with Beppe Marotta from his time at Sassuolo, there could potentially be a few moves between the great rivals of Juventus and Inter.

There have been suggestions that Inter could sell both Davide Frattesi and Carlos Augusto to Juventus, or that they could offer those players as part of player-plus-cash deals.

In terms of players that Juventus could sell to Inter, Sunday’s report claims that Andrea Cambiaso is an interesting profile that has always been of interest to the Nerazzurri. In fact, Inter had looked at signing Cambiaso before he joined Juventus, but the Nerazzurri ultimately decided to sign Raoul Bellanova instead.

Cambiaso has interest from several other sides, and Tuttosport reports that Juventus are willing to listen to offers in the region of €40m.

Elsewhere, Juve are still planning to sell Nico Gonzalez to Atletico Madrid in a permanent deal. The Argentine spent the 2025-26 season on loan in the Spanish capital, but did not play quite enough minutes for his obligation to buy clause to be activated.

Atleti are still said to be keen on signing Nico Gonzalez permanently, but are hoping to negotiate a ‘discount’ with Juve: Figures in the region of €25m are being discussed.

Juventus are also hoping to sell two Brazilian midfielders in Douglas Luiz and Arthur Melo. There have been suggestions that both are of interest to Vincenzo Italiano and Besiktas, while reports from Tuttosport claim that Gremio are interested in keeping hold of Arthur permanently after spending the last season on loan back in his homeland.

Juventus would reportedly like to bring in around €10m from the sale of Arthur, which would avoid them registering a capital loss on his signing, but these figures are slightly too high for Gremio.

Tuttosport claims that Juventus will also be willing to sell Fabio Miretti if offers in the region of €15m come in this summer.