Juventus targets free agent Mateo Kovacic from Manchester City
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 28, 2026, 5:05 PM
Last updated Sep 28, 2026

Juventus is considering a move for Mateo Kovacic at the end of the current season. The midfielder, who plays for Manchester City, could become available as a free agent after the club strengthened their midfield with multiple signings totaling over 300 million euros. Kovacic previously played in Italy with Inter Milan, which may influence his decision to return. Juventus aims to enhance their squad without incurring a transfer fee, and Kovacic's experience could be valuable for the team as they explore potential signings.
- •Juventus eyes Mateo Kovacic as a potential free agent signing.
- •Kovacic has experience in the Premier League with Manchester City.
- •Manchester City has invested heavily in midfield, impacting Kovacic's role.
- •Kovacic previously played for Inter Milan, making a return to Italy possible.
- •Juventus plans to strengthen their squad without transfer fees.
- 5:05 PMYahoo Sports — Juventus eyes free transfer of Manchester City star next year
"With money still scarce, the free agency market will continue to provide value for money for Juventus, and the club already have a list of players they would like to sign at the end of this season wit...
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