“Without the Champions League, we might sell a bit more than was planned” — Juventus eye sales after sixth-place slump | OneFootball

Juventus chief Damien Comolli has warned the club will need to sell a bit more than was planned after missing out on Champions League qualification.

Juventus slumped to a sixth-place finish inSerie A to miss out on Champions League football for next season. Their absence from the competition is a massive blow to summer plans and revenue, with the Italian side set to sanction sales as a result.

Champions League teams are already plotting raids on the Turin side, with Kenan Yildiz, Francisco Conceição, Andrea Cambbiaso and Bremer among the names linked with exits.

Juventus brace for exits — but insist “Yildiz is untouchable”

However, Comolli has said not all squad members are attainable. The Frenchman warned suitors that Yildiz is considered 'untouchable' at the Allianz Stadium, while Juventus also hope to reach an agreement withDusan Vlahovic over a new contract. The Serbian striker's deal expires in July, but negotiations are ongoing over an extension.

Juventus want to build around Yildiz and Vlahovic as the club target an improved campaign in 2026/27. The Bianconeri have not won the Scudetto since 2020.

“Without the Champions League, we might sell a bit more than was planned, to raise funds and cut costs,"Comolli said.

“But Kenan Yildiz is untouchable; he’s our future, we also would like to keep Vlahovic and move forward together."