Having signed Miralem Pjanic and Daniel Alves, it appears that Juventus will need to take stock and sell players before they foray once more into the transfer market.

Yesterday’s revelation that the club didn’t have the liquidity to sign Michy Batshuayi proves that Juventus’ pockets aren’t endless, and Tuttosport claim that three players are being prepared for an eventual exit: Roberto Pereyra - whom we discussed here - is being chased by West Ham, Watford and Zenit. Beyond him, Hernanes and Mauricio Isla are also ready to leave.

Beyond that, the Bianconeri are ready to listen to offers for Mario Lemina or Kwadwo Asamoah… but will only let go of them if they receive an offer that is too good to refuse.