Juventus is rapidly approaching a defining moment in the pursuit of Pellegrino. As the transfer window progresses, the Bianconeri are under pressure to finalize a deal, with Parma granting them a preferential route yet demanding a more immediate financial commitment to secure the Argentine striker.
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Subscribe Sekarang →Previously, Juventus proposed an initial offer comprising a €5 million paid loan with an obligation to buy for €25 million, plus performance-related bonuses. However, Parma rejected this structure. According to industry reports, the club requires an immediate cash injection to fund their own transfer activities, including finding a replacement striker from the Argentine market.
Consequently, negotiations have shifted toward a permanent transfer. Parma has reportedly indicated a willingness to lower their total valuation to approximately €22 million, with achievable bonuses potentially pushing the total value between €26 and €28 million. For Juventus, this structure—focusing on base fees rather than loan-with-obligation structures—appears increasingly viable to satisfy their budget constraints while securing a key target for the upcoming season.
Editorial Observation: The urgency is palpable. With interest growing from Premier League sides reportedly willing to offer €28 million upfront, and uncertainties surrounding potential targets like Kolo Muani and the status of Dusan Vlahovic’s renewal, the pressure is on the management duo of Carnevali and Massara. They must provide Luciano Spalletti with necessary reinforcements before the team departs for their summer tour. It is effectively a case of "now or never" to secure the player's future at the club.