Mattia de Sciglio : It is puzzling that Juventus extended De Sciglio’s contract in 2022, even though he is struggling with various injuries. This defender still does not seem to have a return date after many months of treatment regimens. The 31-year-old is under contract with the club until 2025, but Juve must find a way to part ways with him this summer immediately.
Gleison Bremer : Bremer has become a mainstay in Juve’s defense since joining the club from cross-town rivals Torino. The Old Lady’s net is also difficult to penetrate in most of the matches he plays on the field. As a future leader, the Brazil international is expected to stay at the club for a long time.
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Federico Gatti : Gatti has developed from a naive ball-playing defender in Serie B into one of the key figures at Juve. Not only did he prevent every opportunity to score against the Old Lady’s net, but he also contributed goals for the Bianconeri when the attack faced difficulties. Gatti’s recent contract extension is completely worthy.
Danilo : There is a reason why Danilo became Juve’s captain. The Brazilian serves as an inspiration to his other teammates thanks to his consistency and focus on what matters most. Juve is lucky to have him in the squad and the Old Lady’s captain will definitely stay after this season ends.
Alex Sandro : Sandro’s contract is about to expire and the Bianconeri have no intention of offering him a new contract. The compatriot of Danilo and Bremer is no longer as effective as when he started playing at Allianz Stadium and cannot integrate into the new system. Sandro will probably have to leave in the summer.
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Daniele Rugani : Rugani has been a hero for Juve at least once this season and built a career as a quality back-up at the Allianz Stadium. However, he is not a player that the Old Lady can rely on long-term, especially with the arrival of Tiago Djalo. It’s time for Rugani to leave.
Tiago Djalo : Djalo joined the club in January, and the remaining months of the season were a period for him to adapt to his new team’s style of play. It is expected that Djalo will start playing more regularly at the beginning of next season.
Dean Huijsen : Huijsen has been excellent at AS Roma since joining the Giallorossi on loan in January. Currently, the young Dutch player has chosen to play for the country’s U21 team instead of Spain. Juventus should create opportunities for Huijsen to play or consider letting him leave on loan again to create conditions for the defender to continue developing when he returns.