Juventus Shows Interest in Parma Striker Pellegrino During Kolo Muani Search
Juventus has made an inquiry about Parma's striker Mateo Pellegrino, according to Gianluigi Longari. This move comes as the club continues to evaluate their attacking acquisitions for the upcoming summer transfer window.
While Randal Kolo Muani is considered Luciano Spalletti's top priority for the forward position, with ongoing negotiations, the Bianconeri are also casting a wider net. Longari's report, as cited by AlfredoPedulla.com, highlights that Pellegrino has emerged as a player Juventus has inquired about, following an impressive season for the Argentine forward at Parma.
Interestingly, the interest in Pellegrino reportedly arose during Juventus's discussions concerning goalkeeper Zion Suzuki, another Parma player. The Japanese international is in high demand, with significant interest from the Premier League. In addition to the goalkeeping situation, it's worth noting a previous report indicating that Guglielmo Vicario is a player the Old Lady is monitoring, given the challenges in securing Emiliano Martínez.
Currently, Pellegrino is listed as a player of interest rather than a concrete target. Longari suggests that Juventus will soon assess their various options.
Should Juventus decide to pursue Pellegrino, they may encounter competition from other clubs, as reports earlier this year linked him to Premier League teams.
The situation indicates that Juventus is exploring multiple avenues simultaneously. They have a primary target for the center-forward role in Kolo Muani, are also looking for a goalkeeper, and are sounding out alternatives in case their main deals prove difficult to finalize.
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