Filip Kostic gets a new club weeks after Juventus released him | OneFootball

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·6 August 2026

Filip Kostic gets a new club weeks after Juventus released him

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Filip Kostic has not spent much time as a free agent after Juventus released him at the end of June, with the Serbian now joining PSV.

According to Gianluca di Marzio, the Dutch club have completed an agreement to add him to their squad as a free agent this summer.


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Kostic did not do enough to convince Juventus that they were right to keep him in their squad, and he spent periods away on loan as well as times out of favour.

That situation did not change after Luciano Spalletti became the Juventus manager, meaning the club had little desire to offer him a new contract.

Kostic begins new chapter at PSV

Kostic would have preferred to remain at Juventus, but that opportunity did not materialise, and the attacker has now moved to the Netherlands.

The report states that he has been given a two-year contract, with PSV confident that he can perform well for their team.

The club view him as one of the best experienced players available on the market and moved quickly to secure his signature.

Serbian aims to prove his quality

Kostic now has the opportunity to demonstrate that he could have been given more time to make an impact at Juventus before his departure during this transfer window.

At PSV, he will likely still need to compete for a place in the starting line-up, but he remains a talented player, and the manager could value the qualities he offers as a winger.

The move gives Kostic a fresh challenge after an uncertain period in Turin. PSV will hope that his experience and attacking ability can strengthen their squad, while the Serbian will look to show that he still has plenty to offer at the highest level.

His arrival in the Netherlands marks a new stage in his career, and he will now aim to make a strong impression with his new club.

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