Benjamin Sesko: Juventus's €70-75 Million Striker Target for 2027
Juventus eyes a major offensive upgrade for the upcoming season, with Benjamin Sesko emerging as a key name on the club's shortlist. The Slovenian striker continues to attract interest from top European clubs. As a player born in 2003, Sesko is being considered by the Bianconeri for a substantial investment in the summer of 2027, aiming to provide Luciano Spalletti with a new focal point for the attack.
Sesko: The Most Expensive Option
Among the strikers linked with Juventus, Sesko stands out as the most financially demanding. His valuation is already around €70-75 million. This substantial sum would position him as one of Juventus's primary investments for the summer transfer window.
Juventus Monitoring Sesko for 2027
Sesko's name is on a list that also includes Folarin Balogun and Brian Brobbey. The club's management plans to closely observe the development of all three forwards throughout the current season. While Juventus hasn't definitively chosen Sesko, his profile possesses qualities that make him particularly appealing should circumstances allow for a transfer in the summer.
Why Spalletti Likes Sesko
Sesko offers a combination of physicality, runs into depth, and goal-scoring prowess. Crucially, he still has significant room for growth, being only 23 years old. This suggests Spalletti could have a striker around whom to build the attack for many seasons, rather than just a short-term solution.
A €70 Million Minimum Investment Required
The primary hurdle is financial. An operation to sign Sesko would likely require an investment of at least €70 million, especially with international competition for his signature. Juventus would need to explore payment structures possibly involving a fixed sum plus bonuses, aiming to avoid an immediate outlay that consumes too much of the summer budget.
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