Douglas Luiz's Juventus future uncertain as Milan pursues Gimenez
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 12, 2026, 4:16 PM
Last updated Aug 12, 2026
Douglas Luiz has shown potential to remain at Juventus after impressive preseason performances, but his transfer status is still unclear. Juventus management is open to offers, particularly if a significant bid is made. Meanwhile, AC Milan has shifted its approach regarding Santiago Gimenez, now considering a paid loan with an option to buy for €20 million, potentially facilitating a move from Feyenoord. Curtis Jones has emerged as a target for Inter Milan, who continue to monitor his situation as Liverpool lowers its asking price for the midfielder.
- •Douglas Luiz's future at Juventus appears more promising after preseason.
- •AC Milan aims to complete a deal for Santiago Gimenez with Porto.
- •Inter Milan targets Curtis Jones as Liverpool reduces transfer demands.
- •Juventus may still consider selling Douglas Luiz if a strong offer arises.
- •Milan has adjusted its offer structure for Gimenez, facilitating negotiations.
- 4:16 PMYahoo Sports — Douglas Luiz to stay? Jones wants Inter, Milan-Gimenez update 🤑
"The market is heating up. The latest move concerns Inter, who have sealed a deal for a new wing-back: it will be Spence from Tottenham as the heir to Denzel Dumfries. Milan, meanwhile, are dealing wit...
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