Juventus have spent the last few days working to complete several transfer deals, with the club now having [secured an agreement to add Randal Kolo Muani](https://talkjuve.com/2026/07/29/here-we-go-juventus-agrees-deal-to-sign-kolo-muani/) to their squad.
The Bianconeri are also expected to sign another attacker in the coming days. However, their focus is set to change next week, with player sales becoming the club’s immediate priority as they continue reshaping the squad ahead of the new season.
Juventus Shift Focus to Outgoings
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Several players in the current Juventus squad are no longer considered part of the club’s long-term plans. Despite this, the Bianconeri chose to strengthen the squad first in order to provide their manager with additional options before concentrating on departures.
According to [Calciomercato](https://www.calciomercato.com/liste/francisco-conceicao-puo-lasciare-la-juventus-per-il-manchester-united-nell-affare-puo-finire-joshua-zirkzee-si-muove-jorge-mendes/bltd746d9c176312e0d), Juventus are expected to begin accelerating player sales as early as next week, marking the next stage of their activity during the current transfer window.
The club is aware of the players who are no longer trusted by the manager, and efforts will now be directed towards moving them on before further additions are made to the squad. Completing those departures would also create additional room within the team while helping to streamline the group for the upcoming campaign.
Sales Could Fund Further Signings
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Generating income through player sales will provide Juventus with greater financial flexibility as they continue their recruitment plans. The club intends to use those funds to pursue additional signings requested by Luciano Spalletti, with the manager supporting the strategy as preparations for the new season continue.
Spalletti is understood to want the strongest squad possible, making it important for Juventus to balance arrivals with departures during the remainder of the transfer window.
Offloading players who are no longer required would allow the club to free up valuable squad places while reducing the number of individuals who have struggled to make a positive impact in recent seasons. Juventus will hope that a successful period of sales enables them to complete further transfer business and build a squad capable of meeting the manager’s expectations for the campaign ahead.