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Juventus are preparing to sell Timothy Weah in the near future, as the versatile 25-year-old American wide player is not part of the club's plans for next season. Although a previous attempt to transfer him alongside Samuel Mbangula to Nottingham Forest failed when both players rejected the move, Weah is still expected to leave. He appears more receptive to a return to France, with Olympique Marseille making significant progress in negotiations with Juventus.
Weah's departure, coupled with the expected exit of Alberto Costa to Sporting CP, creates a need for Juventus to sign a new right-sided wingback. Consequently, the club has compiled a four-man shortlist of potential replacements.
According to reports, Dodo (26, Fiorentina) is Juventus's preferred target. However, Fiorentina is demanding a €30 million transfer fee, complicating negotiations despite recent contact between the clubs. The Brazilian's contract runs until 2027.
With the Dodo deal facing hurdles, Juventus is exploring other options. These include experienced players Silvan Widmer (Mainz captain) and Jonathan Clauss (Marseille, who previously played under Juventus-linked manager Igor Tudor). Additionally, the club is monitoring young Atalanta wingback Marco Palestra (20), who has struggled for playing time due to competition.
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