La Gazzetta dello Sport recently revealed the complicated future of Juventus midfielder Nicolucci Caviglia, with the young midfielder's destination becoming a focal point in the soccer transfer market. Caviglia, an outstanding representative of Juventus' youth system, has a strong desire to stay with the Zebras and compete for a starting position, but his future is clouded by a number of factors.
With the departure of French midfielder Rabio, Juventus are actively looking to reorganize their midfield in depth in order to increase the team's competitiveness and tactical diversity. Although they have already managed to sign strong players like Douglas Luiz, sporting director Jontoli has not stopped and is still trying to push for more transfer deals, including Koupmenas. However, limited by the club's financial situation, Juventus had to sell players to raise the necessary transfer funds and optimize the team structure to cut unnecessary expenses.
Against this backdrop, Caviglia has become part of the list of players Juventus could sell. Although he showed some potential last season when he was moved into the first team and made 10 appearances, new manager Juan Motta, when evaluating the team's lineup, may have felt that Caviglia was not indispensable under the current tactical system, and his limited playing time indicated that his competitive position in the team was not solid. As a result, Juventus is willing to push Caviglia to the transfer market for around €7 million in exchange for the necessary transfer funds and squad space.
Venice and Parma, two newly promoted teams, have shown strong interest in Caviglia. They see Caviglia's potential, his Juve youth background and his valuable experience in the first team as important pieces of the puzzle for the team's future development. For Caviglia, joining these two teams may provide him with more playing opportunities and room for growth, but it would also mean that he would need to leave Juventus, where he has grown up and loved so much.
