Savona renews her contract until 2030. Juventus will go to the 35-man roster of the Club World Cup. Will Vlahovic stay in the team?

Juventus has announced the squad of the FIFA Club World Cup match to be held in the United States. A total of 35 players have gone with the team, including Bremer and Milik. Vega has returned to Chelsea, while Palin is absent due to injury.

This is the first Club World Cup after the expansion of the army. 32 clubs from all over the world will compete for the trophy from June 14 to July 13. The Zebras are in the same group as Guardiola's Manchester City, Ain and Wyda. The official FIFA website now announces a 35-man roster carefully selected by Juventus coach Tudor.

Perin underwent a hand surgery after the league. He will not participate with the team. It is recently rumored that the Italian goalkeeper has applied for leaving the team and he may have played his last game for Juventus. Therefore, the coach added two next-generation goalkeepers Dafara and Garrofani to go out with Digregorio and Solio.

Although Bremer is not expected to participate, the Brazilian still goes to the United States with the team. The players on the defense include Gatti, Kelly, Kalulu, as well as the returnee Rugani and young player Javier Gill. In the midfield, Mireti failed to recover from a shoulder injury in time, but Costic returned from Fenerbahce, along with youngsters Stefano Turco and Augusto Ousu.

As for the front line, Milik was called up for the first time after a year, and the Poles' injury nightmare may finally be over. The next generation of young talents Lorenzo Angele, Alessandro Pitrelli, Nicollo Kudrig and Tomaso Mancini joined the team.

Juventus went to FIFA Club World Cup roster:

Goalkeeper: Digregorio, Pinsolio, Dafara, Garofani

Defender: Alberto Costa, Bremer, Gati, Kelly, Calulu, Rugani, Cambiaso, Savona, Ruki, Javier Gill

Midfielders: Locatelli, Kuppmenas, McKennie, Costic, Hefren Tullam, Douglas Luis, Turko, Ousu

Forwards: Concesan, Vlahovic, Ilditz, Nico Gonzalez, Milik, Azic, Muani, Via, Angele, Pitreli, Mbangula, Kudrig, Tomaso Mancini

IlBianconero reported that Juventus has reached a comprehensive agreement with young right back Nicolo Savona, and the two sides will sign a new contract. The Zebra Corps recently made major reforms to management, with former football director Gene Toli leaving the club with several of his colleagues to make way for newly appointed general manager Damien Comoly to take over the sports department, while George Chiellini was promoted to director of football strategy.

Therefore, the renewal process of several Juventus players was postponed. Nevertheless, Tudor is expected to sign a new contract until June 2027 in the coming days, which will pave the way for several contract renewals.

According to IlBianconero, Savona will be the first Juventus player to complete a contract renewal after the new management takes office. The 22-year-old right-back is expected to renew his contract until June 2030, which will definitely include a significant salary increase, because Savona is currently one of the lowest-paid players in the club, with an annual salary of only 500,000 euros.

Savona is a player trained by Juventus's own youth training. Before being promoted to the first team, he played on behalf of youth teams of almost all ages. He was promoted to the adult team by Mota last summer and immediately replaced former captain Danilo to get the starting position.

Savona's status weakened after Tudor took office, but the injury crisis on the defense allowed him to prove his worth through a cameo appearance as a three-back.

However, it remains to be seen whether Savona will stay in the team after renewing the contract, with the Italian full-back having been linked to several clubs in the past few months, including Leverkusen and Dortmund in the Bundesliga.

Juventus will not sell Andre Cambiaso this summer unless an irresistible offer is received, so AC Milan has begun to turn to Arsenal full-back Oleksandel Zinchenko. The

Zebras are reluctant to sell their left-back Cambiaso this summer unless they receive a high offer. Sources pointed out that the Italian international had a transfer scandal with the Ross and Blacks, but Juventus would only let the 25-year-old leave after receiving an irresistible offer.

Cambiasso will follow Juventus to the United States to participate in the 2025 Club World Cup, and his contract with the club was signed until June 2029.

Therefore, it is no coincidence that Milan is now negotiating with Arsenal for Zinchenko's transfer, which is considered an ideal replacement for Teo Hernandez.

Milan has agreed to a €35 million offer for Riyadh's new moon, but Teo refuses to transfer to Saudi Arabia to play football and is negotiating with Atletico Madrid. However, Milan has not received a offer from the Bedsheets Legion to buy the French international.

Vlahovic has been linked to Fenerbahce and AC Milan in recent days, but his future is still pending. The Serbian striker reported that it is still possible to continue to stay in Juventus in the 2025-26 season.

In January 2022, Vlahovic joined the Zebras from Fiorentina and signed a four-and-a-half-year contract. His contract will enter his final year in the 2025-26 season.

Vlahovic is currently the highest-paid player in Serie A, and his net salary is reportedly 10.5 million euros per season, and his salary will rise to 12 million in the final year of the 2025-26 season..

Considering that Juventus spent a total of 80 million euros to sign Vlahovic from Fiorentina, the club still wants to avoid giving him a free transfer. This means that without a new contract extension, Juventus will have to sell Vlahovic in the upcoming summer transfer window to avoid losing him for free.

There are reports claiming that Vlahovic may join Fenerbahce, coached by Mourinho, but Alfredo Pedula revealed that the Serbian center has rejected the opportunity. There are also signs that Allegri is eager to bring him to the Red and Black Legion.

However, according to the latest news from the Milan Sports newspaper, Vlahovic is still likely to renew his contract with the Zebra Legion. The report pointed out that Juventus is unwilling to extend the contract with Vlahovic at its current salary. However, now Tudor continues to coach, and he is a "loyal fan" of Toussan, so the club still has a faint possibility of renewing his contract with a slightly lower personal terms. "Milan Sports" said Juventus is open to this situation. The latest news on Thursday added that it would be difficult for the Zebras to bring in a new top center without selling Vlahovic first, and keeping the 25-year-old is still the easiest thing for the club.