Juventus is planning to make three transfers in the January transitional term in an effort to reinforce the team after its unstable form during this season.
By Gazzetta dello Sport, the Old Lady, currently ranked 7th in the Serie A table, has established the qualifications in the Champions League as the main target.
The team led by Luciano Spaletti aims to transfer an assailant, a midfielder and a left guard.
For the position of the striker, Juvenus has Alexander Sorloth of Atletico Madrid on radar, Flaulin Balogun of Monaco and Mateo Retegin of Al Qadsiah.
Meanwhile, the Bianconers continue to monitor the midfielder of Marseille, Pierre-Emille Hoybjerg, which may be available for a reasonable price during January.
Left defense position seems to be a priority for the Italian club.
Among the alternatives are Rayan Ayt-Nouri of Manchester City, Nicolas Tagliafigo of Lyon and Maxi Araujo of the Lisbon Sports.
Juvenus hopes these reinforcements will help the team get back on track and secure a seat in the Champions League for next season.
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