Juventus are eager to carry out a significant overhaul of their squad this summer as they look to improve on last season’s performances. However, the club are finding it difficult to offload several players who are no longer considered part of their long-term plans, and this has slowed their activity in the transfer market, according to [TuttoJuve](https://www.tuttojuve.com/calciomercato/juventus-mercato-esuberi-786533).
The Bianconeri are keen to reshape their squad by making room for new arrivals, but a lack of interest in some of their current players has complicated those plans. As a result, Juventus have been unable to generate the departures needed to create space within the squad and ease their financial position.
Transfer plans held back by lack of departures
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Juventus believe several players are no longer suitable for their project and would prefer to move them on during this transfer window. However, other clubs have yet to make serious attempts to sign them, leaving the Italian side with limited options as they seek to refresh their squad.
The situation has left Juventus carrying players who are not expected to make a significant impact, while preventing the club from moving decisively for new signings. This has affected their ability to strengthen key areas as preparations for the new season continue.
Juventus continue searching for solutions
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The report states that Juventus have been attempting to find buyers for players including Lois Openda, Teun Koopmeiners and Jonathan David. Despite their efforts, there has been no serious interest from potential suitors, leaving the club waiting for the transfer market to gather momentum.
There is still time remaining in the transfer window, allowing Juventus to resolve the situation before the deadline. However, unless they succeed in moving on some of the higher-earning members of the squad, their ability to complete further signings is expected to remain limited. Creating room for new arrivals will be a priority if the Bianconeri are to strengthen effectively and build a squad capable of competing more successfully during the upcoming campaign.