Carnevali: Juventus could still sell David, Kessie not interested enough
Sassuolo chief Carnevali addressed ongoing transfer speculation involving Juventus, noting that the Turin club could still part ways with striker Jonathan David. He also played down the prospect of a move for Franck Kessie, suggesting the midfielder's level of interest is too low to make a deal viable. The comments reflect the fluid nature of the summer/January market and Juventus' openness to reshaping their squad. The remarks come as Italian clubs continue to assess their financial and sporting priorities ahead of the next window.
Read the full story at football-italia.netCarnevali's remarks underscore how Italian clubs are using the media to test the temperature of the market, with Juventus portrayed as a club still willing to trim its squad. The mention of David as a sellable asset signals that the forward is not considered untouchable despite his profile, which could open the door for suitors in Serie A and beyond. Meanwhile, the Kessie situation illustrates how a lack of mutual interest can quietly kill a potential deal before formal talks advance.
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