Also Juventus General Manager Giuseppe Marotta has released some important declarations regarding his club’s transfer market campaign: the Piedmont’s club executive has in fact assured that the first team’s coach Antonio Conte will remain and that 34 year old Andrea Pirlo and 20 year old Paul Pogba, both midfielders, will soon renew their contracts. As highlighted by calciomercato.com, such operation will cost a lot to the Serie A defending champions, as well as the signing of a new winger, as required by their coach Antonio Conte, so some players will absolutely have to be sold: at the moment the main candidates to leave Turin are 30 year old forward Fabio Quagliarella, tracked by Fiorentina, 26 year old wingback Paolo De Ceglie, same-aged attacking midfielder Sebastian Giovinco and 30 year old forward Mirko Vucinic, required by many English clubs. The bianconeri are in any case also thinking about the next seasons, and are seeking the heir of their goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon: through his Twitter profile, Borussia Moenchengladbach Sports Director Max Eberl has announced that 21 year old Marc-André ter Stgen won’t renew his contract; the Germany international was also tracked by Juve but seems henceforth intended to join Barcelona.

While 27 year old attacking midfielder Keisuke Honda has finally arrived in Italy and will substain today his first trainings with AC Milan, the Lombard club’s Chief Executive Adriano Galliani has released other important declarations regarding the transfer market: interviewed by Sportmediaset, in fact, the rossoneri’s number two has assured that 23 year old striker Mario Balotelli has 101% possibilities to remain.