Juventus, Atalanta target Franck Kessie for Serie A return
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 26, 2026, 8:20 AM
Last updated Jun 26, 2026
Franck Kessie has been offered to Juventus and Atalanta as he seeks a Serie A return after three seasons with Al-Ahli. Juventus is viewed as the frontrunner, with manager Luciano Spalletti approving the potential signings following Kessie's strong World Cup performance. Kessie is available on a free transfer and is reportedly seeking wages between €4 and €5 million per season, significantly lower than his previous earnings. While Atalanta is also interested, financial hurdles may complicate their pursuit, making Juventus appear a more viable option at this stage.
- •Kessie offered to Juventus and Atalanta for a Serie A return
- •Juventus seen as frontrunners for the midfielder
- •Kessie seeks wages of €4 to €5 million per season
- •His World Cup performances garnered attention in Italy
- •Atalanta faces financial hurdles in pursuit of Kessie
- 8:20 AMYahoo Sports — Spalletti likes Kessie as Juventus & Atalanta eye moves for former Milan midfielder
"Franck Kessie has been offered to both Juventus and Atalanta as the Ivorian midfielder seeks a return to Serie A following three seasons at Al-Ahli, with Juventus considered the frontrunners after Luc...
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