Juventus Take an Interest in Another PSG Misfit | OneFootball

The future of Dusan Vlahovic is unlikely to change under the new Juventus management, so the first order of business for the Bianconeri will still be to find a prolific no.9. They are in the mix for Jonathan David and are discussing with PSG for both Randal Kolo Muani, who was on loan, and Gonçalo Ramos, La Gazzetta dello Sport informs.

The Portuguese marksman is the latest addition to their shortlist. He’s likely to leave after playing sparingly. He bagged 18 goals, 5 of which in the Coupe de France, and dished 6 assists in 41 appearances. He started only 16 times. The French Champions had paid €65M to acquire him from Benfica.

Ramos’ salary is lower than Kolo Muani’s, which works in his favor. The Juventus brass expects his price tag to be lower than Viktor Gyokeres’, but the competition is stiff and his valuation massive, and higher than Mateo Retegui’s. He’s represented by Jorge Mendes, like a few of their recent acquisitions.

La Dea could sell their ace for €40/45M. The Old Lady is following Rasmus Hojlund, like Inter, but considers him a bit raw and don’t value him as much as Manchester United do. Victor Osimhen has naturally lost steam. Ousted director Cristiano Giuntoli was spearheading such a chase.

Our Take on Juventus and Ramos

They have to add a sure thing in this role, and going with a high-profile reclamation project wouldn’t be a bad idea, but PSG don’t give away their players even if they aren’t cornerstones. It’s hard to name names since they don’t even have a sporting director yet. Plus, their new course might steer clear of big disbursements.