After bringing in several new players, Juventus are now working on the outgoings. Chief Football Officer Fabio Paratici meto Monaco in Rome today to discuss the option of selling some of the players on their outgoing list to the club of the Principality. The Ligue 1 side has shown interest in three players: Daniele Rugani, Mario Mandzukic and Blaise Matuidi. The goal the the Bianconeri are trying to reach at the moment is to have a 23-player squad, and to do so they need to let 5 players go from their current 28-players roster. The talks with Monaco for Rugani could prove fruitful, while Mario Mandzukic is in the radar of Borussia Dortmund.
On Dybala's front, there are no foreign players currently interested in acquiring La Joya, as Bayern Munich are pondering to get Philippe Coutinho from Barcelona withe the same formula they offered two years ago for James (two-year loan with option to buy), while PSG have not made an approach for the Argentine. Dybala, in fact, is not on the departing list at the moment, unlike players such as Luca Pellegrini (set to join to Cagliari), Mattia Perin, Mario Mandzukic and Daniele Rugani. The departures of the aforementioned 5 players could avoid Juventus the exclusion of some players from the Serie A squad list, as they would have 17 players, plus Pinsoglio as third choice gaolkeeper and other four homegrown players.
