Arnautovic and Rabiot, Juve's unfinished business this summer

As every year at this time, clubs analyse their squads in detail to determine which players they need to sign and which they need to get rid of in order to try to make money.

Juventus is one of them. The Italian club are looking at the possibility of strengthening their front line with one of Serie A's most eye-catching strikers. 

He is Marko Arnautovic, the 33-year-old striker from Bologna, with whom he still has a couple of years left on his contract. According to 'Sky Sport', Massimiliano Allegri is very keen on the Austria international and has already made initial contact.

This has been Arnautovic's first season as a Bologna player, with whom he has scored 15 goals in 34 official matches, 33 of them as a starter. He has also provided one assist.

Juve would be willing to sell Adrien Rabiot in order to improve the economy of the club. 'Sky Sport' reports that the midfielder himself is keen to leave Turin to start a new journey in the Premier League, a competition he considers fundamental to developing his career as a professional player. 

The French international has only one more year left on his contract with the Italian club, with whom he has played 129 official matches, scored six goals and provided seven assists. This season, he has made 45 official appearances, 39 of them starts.