Juventus put the entire squad up for sale

Andrea Cambiaso could leave Juventus.

According to Tuttosport , Juventus's board of directors plans to sell the entire squad if the club fails to qualify for the 2025/26 Champions League. This is a move to ensure the club's sustainability, in the context that the "Old Lady" will suffer serious financial losses if it cannot participate in the most prestigious European club competition.

Dusan Vlahovic, Timothy Weah, Arkadiusz Milik, Kenan Yildiz, Andrea Cambiaso, Douglas Luiz, Federico Gatti, Francisco Conceicao, Renato Veiga, Randal Kolo Muani can leave Juventus this summer.

Among the above stars, Conceicao, Veiga and Kolo Muani are all playing for Juve on loan. Initially, the "Old Lady" was willing to buy these players outright, but with the current situation, they are forced to return this group of players to their parent clubs.

Vlahovic, Yildiz, Cambiaso, Douglas Luiz and Gatti have been disappointing this season and are definitely on the transfer list. Vlahovic has attracted interest from many European clubs and Juventus' management no longer has faith in him.

Meanwhile, young talents such as Yildiz, Cambiaso and Gatti have declined recently. Douglas Luiz, Juve's new signing this season, has been unable to adapt to Italian football and is likely to return to the Premier League.

Juventus are estimated to lose at least 60 million euros if they fail to qualify for the 2025/26 Champions League. This money is urgently needed to strengthen the squad for the new season.

Without a ticket to the Champions League next season, Juve will fall into crisis. And they need a major player liquidation to rebuild the squad and ensure financial sustainability.

The defeat to Parma in the 33rd round of Serie A last week raised many concerns for Juventus, as the prospect of the club not qualifying for the Champions League next season became clear. The "Old Lady" is currently ranked 5th in Serie A, a position that only qualifies for the Europa League.

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