With the transfer window approaching its final stretch, Juventus are working on the decisive moves that could shape the squad for the season ahead. The club’s management has identified two key reinforcements: striker Randal Kolo Muani and winger Edon Zhegrova. While talks for the French forward remain ongoing, the situation regarding Zhegrova could soon take a significant turn — and Nicolò Savona’s future may play a central role in the plan.
Savona to Nottingham Forest?
La Gazzetta dello Sport report (as quoted by ilbianconero) that Nottingham Forest have expressed concrete interest in signing Savona, already tabling an initial bid of around 12 million euros. Juventus, however, are holding firm, asking for a fee closer to 17–18 million. The defender is not considered untouchable, and the Bianconeri are ready to let him leave if their conditions are met. With time running out before the window closes, Forest could soon return with an improved offer.
The Zhegrova Connection
The potential sale of Savona could directly finance Juventus’ next step: a push for Edon Zhegrova. The 26-year-old winger, currently at Lille, is valued at around 20 million euros. His contract situation makes him an increasingly attractive target, and Juventus see him as a profile capable of adding creativity, pace, and depth on the flanks. However, competition is strong, with Marseille keeping firm pressure on the player and monitoring negotiations closely.
Final Days, Crucial Decisions
At Continassa, Juventus are working against the clock, aware that every move could trigger a domino effect. Selling Savona at the right price would not only generate immediate funds but also unlock the path to completing the Zhegrova deal. As the market nears its conclusion, these final negotiations could prove decisive in strengthening Igor Tudor’s squad for the challenges ahead.
