After a poor season in both Serie A and the Champions League, Juventus will undergo a major change this summer. Andrea Pirlo has only managed to lead the Old Lady to fifth position in the table, although they were eliminated in the Round of 16 in Europe.
Andrea Pirlo's job is in doubt when Juventus faces the very real risk of missing out on Champions League football next season.
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As a consequence, Tuttosport reports that Real Madrid manager Zinedine Zidane is being tipped to succeed the Italian, a return 20 years after he ended his playing career in Turin.
Juventus have a number of peripheral players who have searched for game time, although some could be unhappy playing in the Europa League.
The introduction of Zinedine Zidane could convince certain players to return, whilst it could be the final nail in the coffin for others.
Szczesny, Wojciech
After spending 13 years in the city, Szczesny's time at Arsenal is almost a remote memory.
However, after four years with Juventus, the Polish goalie may be returning to the Emirates, with Gianluigi Donnarumma poised to take over as the club's current number one.
Szczesny has also been associated with transfers to Everton and Chelsea, but in any case, Zidane is expected to let the 31-year-old go.
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Merih Demiral.
In January, Liverpool was linked with a bid for Turkish defender Demiral but eventually signed fellow countryman Ozan Kabak.
Everton is preparing a deal for the 23-year-old, who hasn't played since early March, according to Calciomercato.
With a host of other alternatives at centre-back, it seems that Demiral may be the one to make way, though Zidane may disagree.
Sandro, Alex
According to TuttoJuve, Juventus has listed Alex Sandro for sale for just over £21 million, indicating that he is set to depart the team.
Chelsea, Manchester United, and Paris Saint-Germain have all been associated with a deal for the left-back, despite the fact that neither of the Premier League clubs are in desperate need of replacements in that role.
However, the 30-year-old could provide PSG with the extra experience they need to eventually win the Champions League.
Aaron Ramsey.
Wales midfielder Ramsey, who has confessed to being "frustrated" at Juve, seems to be finished in Serie A after two seasons.
The 30-year-old also said that his loss of form and injury issues in Turin have hampered his participation for Wales, which he is unhappy about.
Ramsey is known to choose to join Arsenal only if he may return to the Premier League, which seems to be a probability.
Cristiano Ronaldo
If Juventus fails to finish in the top four, all indicators lead to Cristiano Ronaldo leaving in the season.
If there is one man who can convince the Portuguese to remain, it is Zidane, under whom Ronaldo earned three Champions League titles in a row.
United and PSG seem to be the two clubs most likely to have either the allure or the capital to sign Ronaldo, but whether or not he leaves may be completely dependent on Zidane's next moves.
After a poor season in both Serie A and the Champions League, Juventus will undergo a major change this summer. Andrea Pirlo has only managed to lead the Old Lady to fifth position in the table, although they were eliminated in the Round of 16 in Europe.
Andrea Pirlo's job is in doubt when Juventus faces the very real risk of missing out on Champions League football next season.
DON"T MISS:
As a consequence, Tuttosport reports that Real Madrid manager Zinedine Zidane is being tipped to succeed the Italian, a return 20 years after he ended his playing career in Turin.
Juventus have a number of peripheral players who have searched for game time, although some could be unhappy playing in the Europa League.
The introduction of Zinedine Zidane could convince certain players to return, whilst it could be the final nail in the coffin for others.
Szczesny, Wojciech
After spending 13 years in the city, Szczesny's time at Arsenal is almost a remote memory.
However, after four years with Juventus, the Polish goalie may be returning to the Emirates, with Gianluigi Donnarumma poised to take over as the club's current number one.
Szczesny has also been associated with transfers to Everton and Chelsea, but in any case, Zidane is expected to let the 31-year-old go.
DON"T MISS:
Merih Demiral.
In January, Liverpool was linked with a bid for Turkish defender Demiral but eventually signed fellow countryman Ozan Kabak.
Everton is preparing a deal for the 23-year-old, who hasn't played since early March, according to Calciomercato.
With a host of other alternatives at centre-back, it seems that Demiral may be the one to make way, though Zidane may disagree.
Sandro, Alex
According to TuttoJuve, Juventus has listed Alex Sandro for sale for just over £21 million, indicating that he is set to depart the team.
Chelsea, Manchester United, and Paris Saint-Germain have all been associated with a deal for the left-back, despite the fact that neither of the Premier League clubs are in desperate need of replacements in that role.
However, the 30-year-old could provide PSG with the extra experience they need to eventually win the Champions League.
Aaron Ramsey.
Wales midfielder Ramsey, who has confessed to being "frustrated" at Juve, seems to be finished in Serie A after two seasons.
The 30-year-old also said that his loss of form and injury issues in Turin have hampered his participation for Wales, which he is unhappy about.
Ramsey is known to choose to join Arsenal only if he may return to the Premier League, which seems to be a probability.
Cristiano Ronaldo
If Juventus fails to finish in the top four, all indicators lead to Cristiano Ronaldo leaving in the season.
If there is one man who can convince the Portuguese to remain, it is Zidane, under whom Ronaldo earned three Champions League titles in a row.
United and PSG seem to be the two clubs most likely to have either the allure or the capital to sign Ronaldo, but whether or not he leaves may be completely dependent on Zidane's next moves.
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