Luciano Spalletti is preparing for the possibility of losing an important player this summer after Juventus failed to qualify for the Champions League at the end of last season.
Missing out on Europe’s premier club competition has denied Juventus a significant financial boost, leaving the club with important decisions to make during the transfer window. The Bianconeri are determined to strengthen the squad, but they also recognise that player sales may be necessary to balance their plans.
Juventus could sacrifice key players
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As Juventus look to improve their squad, they may have to part with some of their most valuable players to generate funds for new signings. While Spalletti has already identified several players who could leave, many of them are unlikely to command substantial transfer fees.
That situation could force Juventus to [consider offers for key figures such as Khephren Thuram](https://talkjuve.com/2026/07/14/is-psg-really-interested-in-signing-khephren-thuram/), Gleison Bremer and Andrea Cambiaso. Although the club would prefer to retain its leading players, financial realities could make at least one major sale unavoidable.
Spalletti understands the challenges facing Juventus and accepts that the transfer window may bring unexpected developments as the club works to reshape the squad.
Spalletti accepts transfer uncertainty
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According to [Calciomercato](https://www.calciomercato.com/liste/potremmo-essere-costretti-a-vendere-qualcuno-chi-puo-lasciare-la-juventus/bltc2b9422087707199#cs9032805070ab6755), Spalletti said: “We will try to do everything as soon as possible. We have to know how to live with it: it can happen that someone leaves because, given last year’s non-final result, we might be forced to sell someone. Then we’ll be ready. It could be that one evening at 8 pm you receive notification of a sudden new purchase, as happened with Celik and which then allows us to work with a more complete roster. We have a strong society, and strong societies can surprise sometimes. Saying in advance the names we are dealing with complicates the negotiations.”
The manager’s comments highlight the unpredictable nature of the transfer market and the need for flexibility. Juventus remain focused on strengthening the squad, but they are also prepared to make difficult decisions if they are required to achieve their long-term objectives.