Juventus are preparing for the next transfer window as they look to get back to their old best. Ahead of the next window, the Turin based outfit have decided they will sign one player as well as take up the option to buy Arkadiusz Milik, but not Leandro Paredes.
Juventus are going through a bad time both on and off the pitch. As well as the bad results, they have been hit with a 15 point penalty for financial irregularities and the Italians are now looking ahead to next season.
The team are not doing great in Europe either as they drew 1-1 against Nantes in the Europa League knockout play-off round first leg. Therefore, the board are now focussing on the next transfer window and they have reportedly made some decisions.
According to 'La Gazzetta dello Sport', Juventus will go after Sassuolo player Davide Frattesi. The club have put a price tag of 30 million euros on him and he will be the priority to bolster the midfield.
On the other hand, 'TuttoMercatoWeb' said that Juventus will not take up the option to sign Leandro Paredes, who will return to PSG. However, they are thinking of buying Milik permanently from Marseille.