Juventus are making decisive moves as they reshape their squad for the future, with three players—Samuel Mbangula, Vasilije Adzic, and Alberto Costa—set to depart. These decisions reflect the club’s strategy to balance player development with financial sustainability through loans, sales, and player trading.
Vasilije Adzic: A Rising Talent
Calciomercato report how Adzic has impressed in Serie C with his standout performances for Juventus’ second team. His goals, assists, and technical ability have caught the attention of Serie A clubs, as well as international suitors. Signed by Cristiano Giuntoli as a promising youngster, Adzic has shown he can rise through the ranks. However, his future likely lies away from Juventus’ first team next season, with interest mounting for a potential loan or permanent transfer.
Alberto Costa: A Return to Portugal?
Alberto Costa’s next destination may be back in Portugal. The defender was signed by Juventus for €12 million but has struggled to cement his place in the squad. Clubs like Porto and Braga are reportedly interested in acquiring Costa’s services. His future appears tied to ongoing negotiations, with Juventus aiming to leverage his market value to address squad needs in the coming weeks.
Samuel Mbangula: Monetizing Growth
Unlike Adzic and Costa, Samuel Mbangula is being positioned for a permanent sale. The versatile forward has been a key player this season, acting as Juventus’ “twelfth man.” With interest from both Italian clubs and teams across Europe, Mbangula could be sold for a fee close to €15 million during the June transfer window. This move would help fund Juventus’ summer plans while capitalizing on his development.
