Italy - Ekhbary News Agency
Italian giants Juventus have reportedly re-evaluated their transfer priorities for the goalkeeper position, pulling back from negotiations for Liverpool's Alisson Becker. The high costs associated with the Brazilian shot-stopper, both in terms of transfer fee and salary demands, have made the deal increasingly complex and financially burdensome for the Turin-based club. This development has prompted Juventus's management to explore more attainable targets to reinforce their squad.
Attention has now reportedly shifted towards David de Gea, the current goalkeeper for Fiorentina. Sources suggest that Juventus views this option as significantly more cost-effective compared to the pursuit of Alisson. The Bianconeri are said to be seriously considering this move, especially given Fiorentina's potential willingness to offload the player to alleviate financial pressures. The acquisition of De Gea is seen as a more pragmatic solution that could still strengthen Juventus's goalkeeping department without breaking the bank.
