Juventus have begun work on three free transfers set for 2027. The club's interest includes Matteo Kovacic from Manchester City, David Raum from RB Leipzig, and AC Milan defender Fikayo Tomori.
After facing financial struggles due to missing out on Champions League football, the Bianconeri are ramping up their search for free agents, as reported by La Gazzetta dello Sport.
The Turin club's sporting director, Frederic Massara, previously brought Tomori to Milan from Chelsea and is keen to rekindle that partnership. Last summer, manager Ruben Amorim sidelined the defender, but Fikayo has yet to find a new team, leaving him still available for Juventus.
In the race for Raum, Juventus will have to contend with Manchester United, as the left-back has also caught the eye of the Premier League giants.
Meanwhile, 32-year-old Kovacic is entering the final year of his contract with Manchester City. His role has diminished following the club's significant recruitment this summer, but he remains well-acquainted with Serie A from his days at Inter Milan.
