Juventus set price tag for Gatti as Milan, Napoli and Premier League clubs queue up

Juventus reportedly have a price tag in mind when it comes to a potential sale of centre-back Federico Gatti, who has attracted interest from Milan, Napoli and some clubs in the Premier League so far this season. 

Both Milan and Napoli have expressed an interest in signing Gatti from Juventus this season. The Partenopei reportedly made an enquiry over the summer, while the Rossoneri sounded out the situation during the January transfer window. 

According to Thursday’s reports from Calciomercato.com, there was even a phone call between Massimiliano Allegri and Gatti, who have worked together previously in Turin, to discuss the situation. 

How much do Juventus want for Gatti?

However, the Rossoneri management were not unanimous over a decision to sign Gatti, and so the situation was left alone in the final days of the January window. 

For now, Gatti is focused on working his way back into Luciano Spalletti’s starting XI, and will also be aiming for a spot in the Italy national team squad for the upcoming World Cup play-offs in March. Should Italy qualify, Gatti will also want to push for a spot in the final World Cup squad. 

For now, a move away from Juventus is impossible until the summer transfer window, but Thursday’s reports claim that it would take an offer in the region of €25m to convince Juventus into selling. 

Juventus paid a fee of €7.5m plus uo to €2.5m in bonuses to sign Gatti from Frosinone in 2022.