A look at five Juventus stars who could be up for grabs this summer after the Italian giants lost the Champions League final 3-1 to Barcelona, with Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester United targets possibly on the move…
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1) Paul Pogba
One of the best young players in the world, there won’t be a shortage of clubs chomping at the bit to sign Juventus midfielder Paul Pogba this summer after another excellent season in Serie A. The French international is wanted back at his old club Manchester United, as well as by the likes of Chelsea, Manchester City, Real Madrid and his Champions League final opponents Barcelona.
2) Arturo Vidal
Strongly linked with both Arsenal and Liverpool, Arturo Vidal is another Juventus midfield player who could be on his way out of the Turin club this summer after impressing his Premier League suitors. The Chilean international’s future is likely to be resolved after the Copa America this summer.
3) Carlos Tevez
With the Champions League final expected to be his final game in a Juventus shirt, the nomadic Carlos Tevez is likely to be on the move again this summer and has been linked with a surprise return to the Premier League with Liverpool, though clubs in his native Argentina are also interested in snapping him up.
4) Andrea Pirlo
Coming to the end of his contract, Juventus veteran Andrea Pirlo may be calling time on his great career with the club, likely heading to the MLS. However, surprise names like Chelsea and Liverpool have also been linked with the Italian playmaker.
5) Angelo Ogbonna
A talented defender who has struggled to get into the Juventus team in recent times, Angelo Ogbonna was supposedly watched by Liverpool scouts recently and is another player who could be heading to England this summer, with Arsenal and Manchester United mentioned as admirers of the Italian in the past.