Luciano Spalletti targets Stanislav Lobotka for Juventus this summer
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 25, 2026, 9:00 AM
Last updated Jun 25, 2026
Luciano Spalletti is pursuing Stanislav Lobotka to strengthen Juventus’ midfield, aiming to integrate him as a regista. Lobotka's release clause is €25 million for clubs outside Serie A, but Juventus would need to pay €30 million to negotiate with Napoli. The signing aligns with Spalletti's broader strategy to enhance Juventus' squad while weakening a direct rival. The decision rests with Juventus CEO Giovanni Carnevali, who has been active in the transfer market. Negotiations will be crucial as Juventus looks to finalize the deal before the transfer window closes.
- •Spalletti seeks Lobotka to operate as a deep-lying regista.
- •Lobotka won the Scudetto under Spalletti at Napoli.
- •Juventus' negotiating cost for Lobotka stands at €30 million.
- •Carnevali's negotiation skills will be tested in this transfer.
- •Juventus are rebuilding their squad under Spalletti's guidance.
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"Luciano Spalletti is pushing to sign Stanislav Lobotka and bring the Napoli midfielder to Juventus, according to La Gazzetta dello Sport, with the 67-year-old coach reportedly having targeted the 31-y...
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