Juventus targets game-changing Serie A winger for next season

Mattia Zaccagni
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Juventus is gearing up for a summer transfer window that could see them land Lazio's in-form winger, Mattia Zaccagni. The 28-year-old has reportedly caught the eye of Cristiano Guintoli, a recent addition to Juventus' management team, who has long admired the player from his days with Napoli according to Gazzetta.

Zaccagni's dynamic performances for Lazio this season have made him a hot commodity. His creative spark on the wing and knack for finding the back of the net have attracted interest from several clubs, but it appears Juventus are currently in the driver's seat. The Bianconeri are said to have made initial overtures to both Lazio and Zaccagni’s camp, signalling their serious intent.

Juventus' pursuit of Zaccagni signals a desire to inject new life into their squad as they aim to challenge for domestic and European glory. The Turin giants could potentially see some key departures this summer, including Moise Kean and Filip Kostic making the acquisition of a proven attacking talent crucial.

The addition of Zaccagni would add a new layer of flair and unpredictability to Juventus' offence. While negotiations are still in their early stages, Lazio will undoubtedly aim to get top value for their star player, who is under contract until 2025.

If a deal is reached, Zaccagni's arrival in Turin has the potential to revitalise Juventus' attack. His ability to stretch defences and create something out of nothing would give Juventus a new edge. The thought of Zaccagni feeding crosses to Dušan Vlahović or combining with Chiesa is a tantalising prospect for Juventus supporters.

Juve fans eagerly awaits the outcome of this developing transfer saga. Juventus' desire for Zaccagni speaks to their hunger to return to the pinnacle of Italian and European football. For Zaccagni, a move to the storied club would offer the chance to play on the biggest stage and win major trophies.

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