Juventus are interested in signing Gonzalo Garcia from Real Madrid in the January transfer window, according to . The Bianconeri are anticipating the departure of Dusan Vlahovic, leading to the Italian giants' interest in Garcia. Vlahovic is out of contract at Juventus at the end of the season. There is no new contract in place, which means that, as things stand, the Serbia international striker will become a free agent next summer.
As the cameras panned around the stands of San Siro, an interesting attendee was spotted: Andrea Agnelli, the former chairman of Juventus. As Tuttosport report, Angelli - who was a central figure in a winning era for Juventus - was spotted in the stands watching Milan-Verona alongside Hugh Grant, and in the same section with Scaroni, Baresi, Enrico Letta, Tare, Furlani and new signing Fullkrug.
For Juventus, the appeal is clear. The Bianconeri are keen to add balance to their defensive unit and have prioritised the signing of a left-footed central defender who can operate comfortably in a high line and build play from the back. Senesi's profile fits that brief well. Strong in duels, composed in possession, and experienced at both domestic and international level, he is seen as a player who could slot into Serie A seamlessly.
Hellas Verona forward Giovane could become a hot property when the transfer window opens, with AC Milan among the teams linked. As reported by Tuttosport, Giovane is the latest signing that Verona sporting director Sean Sogliano deserves credit for, given that he snatched him up on a free transfer from Corinthians in July with his deal there having expired. On the rise In hindsight, it's a steal, considering the 22-year-old striker is already worth €15m and is tempting all the big clubs.
Barca fired off 18 shots throughout the first half but did not inch ahead until the first minute of stoppage time, with Putellas converting from the penalty spot following a foul from Linde Veefkind. Kim Everaerts then put through her own net just before the hour mark. Paredes completed the scoring off Mapi Leon's set-piece delivery in the 67th minute, as Barca went top of the 18-team group on goal difference, ahead of Lyon and Manchester United.