Juventus have already started planning ahead for next season, with early work under way to strengthen the defence. According to updates shared by Matteo Moretto on Fabrizio Romano’s YouTube channel, the Bianconeri have set their sights on Marcos Senesi, the Argentine centre-back currently at Bournemouth.
Juventus Preparing for the Summer
Even on Christmas Day, the club’s transfer planning didn’t stop. Juventus are laying the groundwork for what could be an important summer market, looking for reliable, experienced defenders with strong tactical adaptability to Italian football.
Moretto revealed that the Juventus management are closely monitoring several central defensive profiles, with Senesi among the favourites. The 27-year-old is seen as a player who combines international experience, composure on the ball, and physical authority — key traits for Luciano Spalletti’s tactical set-up.
Why Juventus Want a New Centre-Back
The club’s leadership is keen to refresh and reinforce the back line, introducing players who can slot in quickly and provide balance across the defence. The ideal target is a **left-footed, physical central defender with leadership qualities** — characteristics that Senesi appears to fit perfectly.
His name has emerged as a concrete and sustainable option for the summer window, especially as Juventus aim to build a squad capable of competing both domestically and in Europe.
Who Is Marcos Senesi
Born in 1997, Marcos Senesi began his career in Argentina before moving to Europe with Feyenoord, where he quickly became known for his aerial strength and anticipation. He then joined **Bournemouth** in the Premier League, where his performances have continued to draw attention across Europe.
A left-footed centre-back with excellent distribution and aggressive defensive instincts, Senesi has also featured for the Argentina national team, forming part of the world champion squad. His ability to build from the back and command the defensive line makes him a natural fit for the type of football Juventus are trying to develop.
