After having shielded its coach Luciano Spalletti until 2028, Juventus will complete the final transfers of two loaned players. The first mentioned is Loïs Openda. After paying €3.3 million for the loan of the Belgian striker, the Old Lady will pay €42.2 million to RB Leipzig (compulsory purchase option of €40.6 million + €1.7 million in incidental costs). The Bianconeri will therefore have paid €45.6 million to recruit a striker who has only scored one goal in 23 Serie A matches this season.
The other element is Jérémie Boga. Unlike Boga, the Frenchman on loan from Nice is doing great things in Piedmont (4 goals, 1 assist in 9 Serie A matches). And this weekend, the Turin leader, Giorgio Chiellini, indicated that “Jérémie’s future will probably be bianconero”. According to La Gazzetta dello Sporta contractual agreement (until 2030) with the player would have been found and Juve intends to complete the deal for a little less than €5 million. A good deal.
