Juventus Accelerates Pursuit of Lorenzo Bernasconi, Offers Over €20 Million
Juventus is speeding up efforts to sign Lorenzo Bernasconi. What seemed like a long-term prospect a few months ago might become a key focus of the January transfer window. The Bianconeri have long admired Atalanta's left-back, and scout reports remain highly positive.
The significant news concerns the financial details and timing. According to Il Giorno, Juventus is prepared to spend over €20 million in the winter transfer market to persuade Atalanta to part with the 2003-born player.
Bernasconi is not a recent discovery. Juventus scouts observed him last spring. Now, that interest could translate into a concrete bid. Recent valuations place him between €20 and €25 million, a substantial sum but one Juventus appears willing to consider.
A factor that could aid Juventus in securing the deal is the potential inclusion of Juan David Cabal. The report suggests Cabal, who was close to joining Atalanta last summer, could be part of the transfer. This arrangement could reduce Juventus's cash outlay and provide Atalanta with an immediate reinforcement. However, a formal negotiation between the clubs has not yet begun, and the makeweight remains a hypothetical element.
Bernasconi aligns well with Juventus's transfer strategy. He is Italian, 22 years old, has high-level experience, and possesses ample room for further development and value increase.
His career progression has been steady, moving through Atalanta's youth system and Under 23 team before reaching the senior squad. Last season, he appeared in 23 Serie A matches, contributing three assists. He has already played against Juventus this season.
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