Juventus follows Spalletti's line on the transfer market and continues to work for Dibu Martinez. The club aims to close the operation at the most advantageous conditions possible. After the economic agreement found with the Argentine for a three-year contract worth 5 million euros per season, the bianconeri have entrusted the agents of the goalkeeper with the task of reducing the economic distances between the two clubs. The Old Lady, in fact, aims to close the operation at the most advantageous conditions possible and hopes to obtain a significant discount by leveraging the convinced yes of the class '92, who has enthusiastically adopted Spalletti's project. The Villans have started from a request of 10 million euros, but are ready to say goodbye to Martinez: the confirmation comes from the contacts with the procurators of Trafford City and Suzuki of Parma, identified as possible substitutes. The economic needs of the club remain. For this, an offer of 5 million euros could somehow bring the parties closer. NOSTALGIA. Kessie, meanwhile, continues to propose himself: the Ivorian wants to return to Italy and represents one of the profiles of experience required by Spalletti. The former Milan has never hidden his nostalgia for Italy and, in the last few months, has also offered himself to other clubs. Regarding the defense, the name of Muharemovic with the arrival of Giovanni Carnevali is increasingly relevant. For the Bosnian, it would be a return after the transfer to Sassuolo. He also pleases in Premier and in Germany: he is valued at 25 million euros with Juventus retaining 50% of the future resale. Spalletti's dream, meanwhile, remains unchanged and confirms Kim of Bayern Munich. And finally, the path linked to Lucumi of Bologna also resists. The Colombian, also appreciated by Bournemouth, is tied to a release clause of 28 million euros that expires in mid-July. REVOLUTION. On the attacking front, the paths that lead to a change of scenario remain valid. Juventus aims to strengthen the team with new acquisitions and improve the performances of existing players.