Federico Chiesa Not Wanted At Juventus Anymore

Juventus have decided to offer out star player Federico Chiesa after it was revealed that he would not be considered part of new manager, Thiago Motta’s plans.

🚨⚪️⚫️ Juventus consider price tag around €25m with add-ons included for Federico Chiesa as current deal expires in June 2025, not being extended.

Juventus are prepared to sell Chiesa who's currently not part of Thiago Motta's plans, as confirmed yesterday. pic.twitter.com/CpJ68tKj91

— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) July 5, 2024

Fabrizio Romano, who Football Park rate as a tier one source, has revealed that Juventus are setting the price tag for Chiesa at around €25 million with add ons. The Italian first joined the club in 2020 and spent two years there on loan before making the permanent switch in 2022. His current contract is up at the end of next season so Juve want to cash in on him before he would leave on a free.

Last season Chiesa played in 37 games across the Serie A and Coppa Italia scoring 10 goals and providing 3 assists for his teammates. Over the last 365 days he has accumulated some impressive attacking statistics. Per 90 minutes Chiesa has averaged 4.79 shot creating actions, 4.55 progressive carries, 8.85 progressive passes received and 1.43 successful take-ons.

He is someone that is excellent in the press due to his rapid pace and he is very technically gifted with immense balance and agility. A perfect player for teams that play counter attacking football.

Where Chiesa will end up is the question on everyone’s lips. For the quality of player he is, Juventus’ mark up of €25 million is exceptionally low, leaving a bigger range of clubs that can financially afford him.

Gazzetta dello Sport, Football Park tier two rated source, broke the news that Tottenham showed interest in the Italian last month, but no new developments have happened since then.

🚨| #Tottenham are interested in Federico Chiesa@Gazzetta_it via @Sport_Witness pic.twitter.com/sLg1WVNAl2

— The Spurs Express (@TheSpursExpress) June 21, 2024

According to Transfermarkt, Liverpool and Manchester United are still in the race for his signature, with Liverpool continuing to follow up on the interest they’ve had in him since 2023. Fans would love him there and he would be terrific addition for the Merseyside club as Mohamed Salah unfortunately isn't some alien that can’t stop getting older, on top of Salah being involved in a speculated move away to the Saudi Pro League saga for the last two transfer windows.

The two time Coppa Italia winner and one time winner of the Italian Super Cup and Euro 2020 has the skill and technical ability to walk into almost every top team in the world, its just about who will let him do so.