Juventus are reportedly set to make a renewed push for AC Milan defender Fikayo Tomori, contingent on a player sale. This potential move comes after a previous agreement between the two clubs fell through due to Tomori's refusal. The Italian side is now evaluating the former Chelsea player to strengthen their defense under Luciano Spalletti, who values his familiarity with Italian football and desired qualities. However, the key to this transfer lies in the outgoing transfers, particularly the sale of Federico Gatti. Gatti, a 28-year-old with a strong personality, is seeking a leading role and has a low residual cost of €4m, making him an attractive option for a substantial capital gain. Massimiliano Allegri's admiration for Gatti further emphasizes the potential sale. The club aims to be prepared for the striker's departure, which could see them return to their long-term target, Tomori. The Englishman's contract with Milan is set to expire soon, and the acquisition of Mario Gila may reduce his playing time, making him more inclined to explore other opportunities. This scenario presents a win-win situation for both clubs, with Milan potentially generating a capital gain and Juventus acquiring their long-term target. The Diavolo could then turn to a replacement like Goncalo Inacio, ensuring a seamless transition and continued success.
