Juventus are developing their new strategy of signing young, talented players from across Europe, which they hope will ensure their continued presence at the top of the game both domestically and in the Champions League. They lost one of their potential targets as Erling Haaland opted to join Borussia Dortmund, but their next moves, according to Tuttosport, are Fiorentina winger Federico Chiesa, AS Roma midfielder Nicolo Zaniolo and Brescia midfielder Sandro Tonali.
The plans are already being put into action, in the hope that deals for all three players will be agreed before the season ends, ensuring in this way to beat any potential competition to the punch, as well as the lowest price possible, given the vast talent of the players.
Tonali appears to be the one they want most to happen, seeing in him a long-term successor to Andrea Pirlo despite signing a number of central midfielders since he left in 2015 Miralem Pjanić, Emre Can, Blaise Matuidi, Aaron Ramsey, Adrien Rabiot
