Juventus appoints new scout manager, coaches refer to Endoye, and Muanilu participates in the FFC World Cup

Sky Sports Italy reported that after becoming Juventus' general manager, Damien Comooli is seeking to work with former Leicester City scout Victor Bezani again.

Zebras are currently undergoing fundamental reforms to senior management. Former football director Gene Toli was fired after working in the Turin giants for two years, and he and his colleagues terminated their contract with the club early.

On the other hand, Comolly took over Juventus and gained greater power, and the French would oversee the sports department and formulate an overall strategy. Meanwhile, George Chiellini has been promoted to director of football strategy. Still, the club is looking for one or two football experts to fill the remaining vacancy.

According to Italian Sky Sports transfer expert Dimazio, Comoli has determined that Bezani is the right person to lead the scouting department. Before joining Juventus, Comoli served as chairman of Toulouse for five years, while Bezani has been the technical director of the French club.

The Albanian has been included in Brentford, Watford and Leicester City as a scout. On the other hand, Dimazio revealed that the possibility of Matteo Tognozi's return has been reduced in recent days.

38-year-old Tognozi has been Juventus' chief scout before 2023, and has dug up many young talents for the club, such as Sulai, Huyson and Ilditz. The Italian then left Juventus to serve as the sporting director of Granada, but he left the Spanish club in February 2025 and has been unemployed at home.

Previously, Italian media reported that Tognozi is likely to return to Juventus and either serve as the chief scout or take on a more important role, namely the sports director. However, this trajectory seems to be gradually disappearing.

" Milan Sports reported that Juventus coach Tudor has confirmed that Bologna winger Dan Endoye is the first player he hopes the team will sign this summer.

As reported earlier, Tudor had an active meeting with the club's new general manager Comoli on Wednesday. Therefore, all sources in Italy believe that the likelihood of a Croatian coach staying is rising, especially after Juventus missed Conte and Gasperini, tending to keep him.

According to the Milan Sports newspaper, Tudor and Comoli not only discussed the coach's future and vision, but also shared their views on the transfer market. The pink sports daily claimed the head coach asked the French manager to sign 24-year-old Swiss winger Ndoye from Bologna.

Endoye began his career at sporting in Lausanne, then played in Nice and Basel before coming to Bologna in the summer of 2023. In Thiago Mota's first season, Ndoye played well and continued to improve this season under Italiano's coaching.

The Swiss international has made 41 appearances in various competitions, contributing 9 goals and 6 assists. He scored the only goal in the Italian Cup final against Milan, helping the Red and Blues win the trophy again after 61 years. Juventus will face fierce competition, however, as Conte is eager to bring him to Naples as well.

Endoye is a versatile winger who can compete with several roles on the wing. In Tudor's tactical system, he can fill in two attacking midfielders behind the striker, or one of the two full-back positions. He is a right foot player who can be a classic winger on the right wing and can also be a left wing to complete an inward cut.

Il Bianconero reported that Sancho will return to Manchester United this summer after Chelsea has decided not to exercise the buyout option, and Juventus has rekindled interest in the England star.

Chelsea can choose to buy out Sancho for about 30 million euros, and if they choose not to activate the clause, they can pay more than 5 million. Despite Sancho's good form and making a significant contribution to the Blues' victory in the UEFA Cup, negotiations on personal terms failed to reach an agreement. So Sancho has now returned to Manchester United.

According to Il Bianconero, the Zebra Legion has learned about Sancho and is still eager to sign the attacker. Juventus had expressed interest in him last summer, and they saw it as a good opportunity to add a talented attacker to the upcoming season, although formal negotiations have not yet begun.

Sancho is a skilled, fast and creative attacker, and Juventus believes he is a player who can significantly strengthen his offensive choices. However, the club currently faces other priorities. Despite this, Juventus executives are optimistic that they can complete Sancho's transfer before the summer transfer window is closed.

The prospect of signing Sancho is in line with Juventus' broader strategy of strengthening the team's strength and competing strongly in Serie A and European arenas. Sancho's versatility and ability to influence competitions make him an attractive option. However, the club also realized the challenges facing him in getting him into the tactical system.

A key issue surrounding Sancho is his lack of stability throughout his career, which occasionally prevents him from meeting what people expect from him and may pose risks to demanding clubs like Juventus. The expectations of the Turin giants are naturally high, and the club hopes that the English winger can maintain a stable performance.

Nevertheless, Juventus seems ready to seize this opportunity, believing that change and the right environment can help Sancho reach his full potential. If they succeed, Sancho will add valuable depth and quality to their offense next season.

Time at Chelsea is over, but Sancho's future is still a topic worth paying attention to, and Juventus is reportedly paying close attention to this situation. The next few weeks may determine whether the Zebras will get the talented star to replenish their team’s attack power.

The Milan Sports reported that Juventus is about to reach an agreement with Paris Saint-Germain to extend the loan contract of French striker Kloe Muani so that he can participate in the Club World Cup with the team, but Portuguese defender Renato Vega will return to Chelsea.

Zebra Legion General Manager Comoli, Comoli, is in in-depth negotiations with PSG, hoping to extend Muani's loan contract until the end of the Club World Cup. The French striker joined the Turin giants on loan in January. There was no buyout clause in the contract, and the loan period ended on June 30.

According to the Milan Sports newspaper, Muani hopes to follow Juventus to participate in the club World Cup between June and July, and the Serie A giant is approaching a deal with his parent team. The report claims that Juventus and PSG are about to reach an agreement on the financial details of the deal.

And this is just the first step, and the Zebras are also happy to continue to retain the French striker in the 2025-26 season. Muani made 16 appearances for Juventus in the second half of this season and scored 8 goals.

Meanwhile, another player on loan, Renato Vega is about to leave Juventus. The Portuguese defender is loaned to Juventus from Chelsea until the end of this month, but according to Sky TV and Mitti, he is expected to return to London early and may compete in the club World Cup under coach Maresca.

IlBianconero reported that Italian right-back Nicollo Savona will renew his contract with Juventus and his salary will triple.

The Aosta-born local player joined the Zebras youth training camp when he was very young. He impressed coach Mota in the preseason last summer and was promoted to the first team. The 22-year-old Savona was originally a right-back, and he squeezed out former captain Danilo and won the starting position in the 4231 formation.

Savona's upward momentum then stagnated by some injury problems, and Tudor's arrival relegated him to the bench. Despite this, due to the injury crisis on the backline, the Croatian coach chose to start and make him a member of the three central defenders. Although Savona's contract expires in June 2029, Juventus management has decided to extend the contract with him for another year. Although the sports director Gene Toli, who intends to renew his contract, has left the team, the club's new general manager Comoli decided to continue the same plan.

So according to IlBianconero, Savona should soon sign a new contract until 2030. Savona is one of the lowest-paid players in Juventus, with an annual salary of only 500,000 euros. The club will reward players with a significant salary increase, tripling his current salary.

However, signing a new contract does not necessarily rule out the possibility of Savona leaving in the summer, and the Turin giants may eventually sell the Italian U21 international at the right price. Sources mentioned that Leverkusen, Bournemouth and even Manchester City are interested in him.