Duti: If Juventus does not enter the Champions League, it will need to sell important players this summer + management may adjust and reorganize

May 11th, Turin Sports said that if Juventus misses the Champions League next season, it will need to sell some important players this summer and may adjust and reorganize the club's management.

In the 36th round of Serie A, Juventus drew 1-1 away with Lazio. Juventus is still ranked fourth in the Serie A standings, but the competition for the Champions League qualification next season is very fierce. "Turin Sports" pointed out that whether you can participate in the Champions League next season will affect Juventus' transfer operations this summer.

Exor Group of the Agnelli family has injected 15 million euros into Juventus in March this year, and is also preparing to invest another 110 million euros. If Juventus can participate in the Champions League next season, it will earn at least about €65 million. After getting that money, Juventus doesn’t have to sell important players this summer, but only some young players, such as Savona or Mbangula.

Juventus can even try to sign and strengthen this summer, such as Osmain, Tonali, Lukeman, and Jonathan David, all have scandals with Juventus. Moreover, with the attractiveness of the Champions League, Juventus can attract outstanding players to join and retain the core players in the team.

But if Juventus misses the Champions League, then it will need to sell some important players in exchange for funds. In January this year, Manchester City tried to buy Cambiaso for 60 million euros, and Ilditz was also the target of signings for many giants. In addition, Douglas Luis was also included in the sale list by Juventus and will be used as a transfer chip this summer.

Moreover, in the absence of Juventus in the Champions League, the club may also speed up the adjustment and reorganization of management. For example, there have been rumors recently that Juventus is considering asking Matteo Tognozi to return. In the past, he served as the chief scout at Juventus and brought in many outstanding young players. Now he serves as the sports director in Granada. Once Matteo Tognozi returns to Juventus, the current sports director Jontoli's power will be restricted.