Juventus are looking to strengthen their Italian core and are reportedly monitoring four young players as part of a strategy to build a stronger pool of homegrown talent.
According to Tuttosport, the Bianconeri are keeping an eye on Fiorentina midfielder Cher Ndour, Sassuolo midfielder Luca Lipani, Frosinone goalkeeper Lorenzo Palmisani and Borussia Dortmund defender Filippo Mané. Juventus are also following Samuele Inacio.
Ndour, a 2004-born midfielder currently with Fiorentina, is considered one of the more established names on the list and is reportedly valued at around €30 million.
Lipani, born in 2005, is another midfielder attracting Juventus’ attention. His development at Sassuolo has been closely followed, while the club’s sporting director Giovanni Carnevali is already familiar with his qualities.
Goalkeeper Palmisani, who plays for Frosinone and Italy’s Under-21 side, is also being monitored as Juventus assess options for the future.
The fourth name is Mané, a defender at Borussia Dortmund who has already received a call-up to the senior Italy squad from coach Silvio Baldini.
The reported interest reflects Juventus’ desire to increase the number of Italian players within their squad while investing in promising young talent.
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