Juan Cabal last featured for Juventus in the Champions League match against Galatasaray, where he received two yellow cards and was sent off after spending 22 minutes on the pitch. According to [Tuttojuve](https://www.tuttojuve.com/calciomercato/juve-bremer-difesa-possibili-addii-784312), that performance has had a significant impact on his standing within the squad as Juventus considers changes during the current transfer window.
Since joining Juventus, Cabal has struggled to establish himself as a regular in the first team. Although Luciano Spalletti initially gave the defender opportunities to earn playing time, his appearances have remained limited, with the dismissal in Turkiye proving to be a particularly disappointing moment in his time at the club.
Juventus planning defensive changes
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The report states that Spalletti has not changed his view following that match and that Cabal is no longer part of the manager’s plans. Juventus are therefore looking to reshape their defensive options ahead of the new season, with the Colombian among the players who could leave if a suitable opportunity arises.
Despite the arrival of a new campaign, the defender is not expected to receive another opportunity to establish himself in the squad. Juventus are understood to be keen to reduce the number of players outside the manager’s long-term plans and are hoping to resolve Cabal’s future during the current window.
Transfer hopes this summer
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The report adds that there has not yet been significant interest from other clubs in signing Cabal, making a transfer more difficult to complete. Even so, Juventus are reportedly eager for a suitor to come forward so that the defender can move on before the transfer window closes.
Cabal remains under contract for some time, meaning Juventus cannot simply allow his agreement to expire. Instead, the club are expected to continue [exploring options to facilitate his departure](https://talkjuve.com/2026/06/24/two-juventus-defenders-almost-certain-to-be-offloaded-this-summer/), with the aim of moving him on as soon as possible if an acceptable proposal is received from another club.