In recent days, sources in the Italian press claimed Cristiano Giuntoli could depart at the end of the season due to a contract stipulation. The 53-year-old managed to free himself from his Napoli contract to join the Bianconeri in July 2023.
Al-Hilal are reportedly making concrete attempts to sign Napoli wantaway Victor Osimhen, leaving Juventus and others trailing behind. The 26-year-old initially rose onto the scene during his early-career years at Lille, which convinced Cristiano Giuntoli to splash the cash to lure him to the Maradona Stadium in 2020.
Journalist Marcello Chirico has discussed the future of Cristiano Giuntoli as the Juventus sporting director. The Bianconeri placed their trust in him to rebuild the team following his arrival last season, and Giuntoli has made several bold decisions that the club has so far supported.
Juventus had the opportunity to sign Giovanni Leoni from Padova last year, but they allowed him to join Sampdoria instead. La Samp subsequently sold him to Parma in January, and since then, he has impressed greatly in his debut season in Serie A.
Cristiano Giuntoli is feeling the heat at Juventus as the club’s poor season has raised questions about the sporting director’s decisions. Hired to oversee a rebuild and return the Bianconeri to the top of Italian football, Giuntoli has been given full control over transfers and managerial appointments.
Napoli reciprocate the interest expressed by Georgyi Sudakov, but the deal isn’t at advanced stages at this point, and multiple sides are keen on him, including Juventus, Corriere dello Sport informs (via Fantacalcio).
Juventus director Cristiano Giuntoli took stock of the Champions League race and provided an update on the future of their bench speaking with DAZN before the disappointing loss to Parma (via TuttoSport).
Juventus Football Director Cristiano Giuntoli discussed the future of Igor Tudor as well as the club’s on-loan players. The Croatian replaced Thiago Motta last month, prompting an immediate boost in the club’s results.
Juventus are set to overhaul their squad in the summer of 2025 as they seek to re-establish themselves as the dominant force in Italian football, according to Tuttomercatoweb.
Juventus are reportedly set to maintain the services of their goalkeeper Michele Di Gregorio who has been recently linked with a move to Manchester City.
Juventus secured a 2–1 victory over Lecce at the weekend, continuing their encouraging run of form under the guidance of Igor Tudor, who has made a strong impression since taking over as head coach.
AC Milan and Juventus have a shared objective: to strengthen their Italian core. As a result, there is some overlap on summer transfer targets. This morning’s
Juventus Football Director Cristiano Giuntoli had reportedly given Thiago Motta a piece of advice, which the latter dismissed. Several stories were told about the duo and their curious rapport.
Juventus reportedly have company in the race for Feyenoord central defender David Hancko, as Everton and another suitor are looking to secure the Slovakian’s services.
Cristiano Giuntoli arrived at Juventus with a strong reputation at the start of last season, having played a key role in Napoli’s Serie A triumph. He achieved that success by signing high-quality players for the Partenopei, which enabled them to finally secure another league title.
Thiago Motta has outright denied that Juventus sporting director Cristiano Giuntoli told him that ‘I’m ashamed at having chosen you’ around a week before
Juventus CEO Maurizio Scanavino has stepped down from his position as president of the GEDI group to fully concentrate on his responsibilities at Juventus.
Juventus could stand a genuine chance at reuniting with Antonio Conte next summer with the latter reportedly considering leaving Napoli. The 55-year-old’s ties with the Bianconeri run deep, having spent the bulk of his playing days at the Stadio delle Alpi.
Juventus have appointed a new manager, with Igor Tudor accepting the challenge of becoming their second head coach of the season. His task is clear: to salvage the club’s campaign and secure Champions League qualification for next season.
While the fans might be dreaming of new signings in the summer, Juventus are already impeded by their previous commitments. Last summer, the club’s Football Director, Cristiano Giuntoli, conducted his first real transfer campaign after taking charge at Continassa.
Cristiano Giuntoli was heavily involved in Juventus’ transfer business at the start of the season, overseeing multiple signings and reinforcing the squad with additional acquisitions during the January transfer window.
Thiago Motta was the first one to pay the price for the disappointing Juventus season, but Cristiano Giuntoli is on the hot seat as well. He would be highly at risk if they didn’t qualify for the Champions League.
Juventus director Cristiano Giuntoli admits they are ‘disappointed and angry’ at the Champions League exit, but qualifying for the tournament next season is ‘too important.’ The trip to Cagliari kicks off at the Unipol Domus at 19.45 GMT.
Juventus were more active than anticipated in January as they had to plug some holes, but most of the newcomers joined on loan. Director Cristiano Giuntoli