Juventus is preparing a new season with possible departures in defence, including Lloyd Kelly, who is being courted by Premier League clubs.
The new Juventus is being born, in a summer in which there will be no shortage of both farewells and departures. Among the management's priorities is the acquisition of a new central defender, with Bologna's Jhon Lucumì in pole position. In the event that the white smoke arrived, to maintain a certain balance both in the squad and financially, another member of the same department would necessarily pack his bags. In the last few hours, it seems that no one is untransferable among the defenders available to Spalletti. Gatti is liked by Napoli and Bremer could also say goodbye, as could Lloyd Kelly. Between loan and obligation to buy it cost around 17.5 million euros, while currently - thanks to the continuity of play and performance shown during the year - it is valued at around 30 million. There is certainly no shortage of suitors for the central defender. As reported by La Stampa, Kelly is very popular in the Premier League and in particular at Newcastle and Nottingham Forest. The newly promoted Ipswich Town also set their sights on him, led on the bench by Gary O'Neil who had the Juventus player under him when he coached Borunemouth.
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