MiType: Juventus no longer prioritizes Osmeen, interested in York & Retge & Ramos

June 4 According to the "Milan Sports Daily", Juventus now has new forward signing targets, including Yorke, Retgi, and Gonzalo Ramos.

Frahovic and Milik may both transfer and leave this summer, while Muani's loan is about to expire, so Juventus needs to introduce a No. 9 new center this summer. Considering that Vlahovic, the first scorer in Juventus, only scored 15 goals this season, this is too few, Juventus hopes that the newly introduced striker can guarantee to score at least 20 goals in a single season. Previously, Juventus Sports Director Jontoli's first choice was Osmeen, and the two had worked happily in Naples. However, Juventus has announced the sack of Jontoli this week, so he no longer prioritizes introducing Osmeen and turns to other forward targets.

Juventus' dream is Yorke, who scored an astonishing 54 goals this season. However, Yorke has also attracted the favor of many giants. His transfer fee is 70 million euros, making it difficult for Juventus to compete with Premier League teams. Juventus is also considering Ramos and Retge, who is the top scorer of Serie A this season, with Atlanta asking price 40 million to 45 million euros.

And Ramos is just a substitute forward at Paris Saint-Germain, only started 16 times this season but scored 18 goals. Paris Saint-Germain spent 65 million euros to sign Ramos. Considering this cost, Paris Saint-Germain is willing to sell Ramos for 50 million euros this summer. Ramos has a relatively comprehensive ability and a lower salary than Muani, which is more in line with Juventus' needs in all aspects. Ramos' contract expires in 2028, and Juventus and Paris Saint-Germain are currently studying his transfer and are expected to be closer in the coming weeks.

The Milan Sports Daily revealed that other forward signing candidates Juventus consider include: Atlanta's Lukeman, but he is not a center player; Manchester United's Hoylen, but Manchester United's asking price is too high; Jonathan David, whose contract is about to expire, Naples and Inter Milan have the advantage in the competition. As for Osmeen, it is expensive to bring him in, and Naples is reluctant to sell him to a Serie A competitor.