Juventus send scouts for Brahim Diaz as Carnevali makes major change

La Gazzetta dello Sport reports that Juventus will make contact with Brahim Diaz’s representatives during the World Cup, while new director Giovanni Carnevali is eager to restore a high-level scouting department following the brief tenure of Damien Comolli.

Juventus are eager to begin informal talks with Real Madrid attacking midfielder Brahim Diaz during the World Cup, according to Gazzetta.

New Bianconeri director Carnevali will send club representatives and scouts to the USA, Canada and Mexico to monitor transfer targets and potential rising stars during the World Cup.

Among them is surely Brahim Diaz, who faces an uncertain future at Real Madrid, but is in no hurry to decide his next steps.

Juventus coach Luciano Spalletti has made the Morocco international one of his priority targets for the summer as the Tuscan tactician aims to add unpredictability in the final third.

It’s reported that Juventus will open informal talks with Brahim Diaz’s camp during the World Cup.

Gazzetta notes that the first major change Carnevali will make is to reorganise the scouting department.

Under Comolli, in fact, Juventus’ scouting system was built around algorithms, with scouting operations partially outsourced to an external consulting service.

Carnevali aims to bring Matteo Tognozzi back to the club and hopes to bring Davide Cangini from Sassuolo as the Head of Scouting.