Juventus aims to strengthen squad with three new signings
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 21, 2026, 10:45 AM
Last updated Aug 21, 2026

Juventus plans to add three more players ahead of the summer transfer window deadline on September 1. The club has already made six signings this summer and is focusing on enhancing central midfield, defense, and attack. Current targets include free agents Franck Kessié and Leon Goretzka, defender Hugo Bueno, and Manchester United striker Joshua Zirkzee. To finalize these additions, Juventus first needs to offload some players, including Brazilian midfielder Arthur.
- •Juventus has completed six signings in the current transfer window
- •Targeted positions include central midfield, full-back, and striker
- •Potential departures include Arthur and several others awaiting offers
- •Joshua Zirkzee of Manchester United is a key attacking target
- •The transfer window closes on September 1
- 10:45 AMYahoo Sports — Juventus planning to sign three more players, including Man United striker
"Juventus have already been very active in the summer transfer window, but according to Gazzetta, they are still looking to add up to three more reinforcements; their immediate priority, however, is to...
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