Alessandro Louati leaves Juve Stabia and becomes a free agent

Italy-Tunisia midfielder Alessandro Louati has left Juve Stabia and is now without a club after completing his departure from the Serie B side on 1 September 2026.

The 23-year-old central midfielder returned to Juve Stabia in June following a loan spell with Triestina during the 2025-26 season. He subsequently moved on from the club at the start of the new campaign.

Louati made no appearances for Juve Stabia in Serie B or the Italy Cup during the opening fixtures of the 2026-27 season. He was not included in the club’s starting line-up and did not record any minutes before ending his association with the side.

Born in Turin, Louati stands at 1.91m and is left-footed. He has been listed as a central midfielder throughout his senior career, having represented clubs in Italy’s professional divisions.

His recent spell at Triestina was his second loan move involving Juve Stabia. He first joined Juve Stabia from Pro Vercelli on loan in February 2025, before returning to Pro Vercelli at the end of that season. The move became a permanent club change in July 2025, after which he spent the following campaign on loan at Triestina.

Louati began his senior career with Pro Vercelli after progressing from the club’s Under-19 side in January 2022. His transfer history also includes appearances in the Serie B and Italy Cup records, although no career totals are recorded in those competitions.

The midfielder’s market value is listed at €75,000, following a previous valuation of €150,000 in 2025. No transfer fee has been recorded for his departure from Juve Stabia.

Louati, who holds Italian and Tunisian nationality, is now available as a player without a club following the end of his time with Juve Stabia.

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