The flowers are gradually falling into the charming eyes.
In the past two months, the transfer market has been bustling, with strings of player names slowly falling from Juventus fans like falling flowers, and what kind of players Juventus management wants has really whetted everyone's appetite.
So, in the latest list of Juventus reinforcements, what new faces are about to emerge?
That's right, Monza midfielder Corpani is once again on the list of Juventus management, and as a rising star in the Italian scene in recent years, Colpani has accumulated a wealth of experience at Monza this season. So far this season, Kolpani has made 17 appearances for Monza, scoring six goals, no worse than Juventus loanee Sule from Frosinone.
According to a report from Italy, Colpani is likely to join Juventus next season, and considering that Monza manager Palladino played for Juventus as a player, it is believed that this rather personal transfer will not be blocked by Monza officials.
Of course, there are also online rumors that Inter Milan has also joined the battle for Kolpani, which may have a subtle impact on the beautiful relationship between Kolpani and Juventus.
With main striker Vlahovic unable to find goalscoring form, Juventus management are planning to strengthen their forward line, and Nigerian striker Boniface, who currently plays for Bayer Leverkusen, has become Allegri's latest target.
So far this season, Boniface has scored 15 goals and provided eight assists in 22 appearances for Bayer Leverkusen, while he is 22 years old and 1The height of 90 meters is also very close to Vlahovic, in other words, if Boniface joins Juventus, it will be a serious threat to Vlahovic's position.
But one thing must be admitted is that Boniface's highlight performance this season is closely related to the talented player Weltz behind him, and without Weltz's clever delivery, Boniface would not have been able to attack the city in the front court with ease.
Ask yourself, are there any players in the Juve squad who are "compatible" with Boniface like Welz?
The 24-year-old young defender is currently a superstar in the transfer market and was selected for Spalletti's Italian squad last month after his impressive performances in Turin this season.
It's not news that Juve want to bring in Buon Giorno, as early as last season, Juventus management sent scouts to look at him, never thinking that just one season later, Buon Giorno's status has skyrocketed and become an emerging figure in the Italian defence.
What makes it difficult for Juventus' management is that Buongiorno has more than one suitor in the transfer market, and Chelsea are keen to get him, and BuonGiorno does not seem to be averse to moving to England to start his new footballing career.
Perhaps Buon Giorno and Juventus are inseparable after all, and no matter where he goes in the future, I sincerely wish him all the best for the future!
I also hope Allegri can bring in the players he likes when the winter window opens next year, come on!Juventus all the way forward!