Serie A giants Juventus are looking to rebuild their club with the signing of Victor Osimhen and a star Premier League midfielder Juventus are setting their sights on an ambitious summer transfer window, with reports suggesting that Victor Osimhen is among the club’s dream targets. PAY ATTENTION: Stay updated with the Latest Soccer News in Nigeria from Pulse Sports However, Bianconeri's ability to pull off these blockbuster deals hinges on potential sales, with Dusan Vlahovic and Andrea Cambiaso identified as key departures that could fund the moves. Osimhen tops Juventus' wishlist Juventus sporting director Cristiano Giuntoli is reportedly eager to reunite with Victor Osimhen, whom he originally signed for Napoli in 2020. However, luring the Nigerian striker to Turin will be far from straightforward. Osimhen’s release clause is believed to be valid only for clubs outside Italy, meaning Juventus would have to negotiate directly with Napoli president Aurelio De Laurentiis—a notoriously tough negotiator. Given Osimhen’s pedigree as a Serie A Golden Boot winner and a key figure in Napoli’s 2022/23 Scudetto triumph, his price tag is expected to be steep. Juventus’ ability to fund the deal likely depends on the sale of Dusan Vlahovic, who has been linked with an exit as his contract nears its final year. If a suitable offer arrives, the Bianconeri could shift their focus to bringing Osimhen in as a marquee signing. Juventus target star Italian midfield talent In addition to bolstering their attack, Juventus are keen to reinforce their midfield, with Sandro Tonali emerging as their ideal target. The Italian international remains a highly sought-after talent, and Juventus believe he could be an important addition to their squad. Reports suggest that Juventus might need to offload players to raise funds for a potential Tonali bid, and Douglas Luiz, who was linked with a move back to the Premier League in January, could be sacrificed to finance the deal. However, Tonali’s agent has hinted that securing his return to Serie A would require a significant financial package. If they can make it happen, pairing Osimhen with Tonali would send a strong message about their intentions to reclaim dominance in Italian football.