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ItalianoBernardo Silva Joins Juventus Transfer Race
Bernardo Silva is set to leave Manchester City at the end of the season and Juventus are working on a move for the Portuguese midfielder.
What's behind the transfer?
The midfielder has spent a decade at City, playing a key role in their domestic success, including winning the League Cup and FA Cup this season. Juventus have identified Bernardo Silva as a player who can add experience and leadership to their midfield.
Can Juventus attract Bernardo Silva without Champions League football?
Reports suggest that Bernardo Silva could join Juventus even without Champions League football, with Michele De Blasis believing the club has a realistic chance of convincing him to join. The Bianconeri remain interested in signing Bernardo Silva, despite uncertainty surrounding their Champions League qualification.
What's next for Bernardo Silva?
Bernardo Silva has decided to seek a new challenge after helping Manchester City achieve further domestic success during the campaign. He has played an important role in the team's success, reinforcing his reputation as one of the most reliable and technically gifted midfielders in European football. Juventus continue to monitor the situation closely, hoping that Bernardo Silva's desire for a fresh challenge could lead him to Turin. The midfielder is not currently prepared to return to Portugal and rejoin Benfica, still believing he can compete at the highest level in European football.
Juventus' transfer plans
Juventus are planning improvements to their squad ahead of next season, with Bernardo Silva a key target. The club's ability to attract high-profile players may be affected by their Champions League qualification, but they remain hopeful of signing Bernardo Silva. Michele De Blasis said: “It’s the question of questions these days: can Bernardo Silva join Juventus even without the Champions League? The answer is yes. There’s still this hope among the Bianconeri who feel they’ve done everything possible, even without the Champions League.”