Juventus are seeking a permanent transfer for Fabio Miretti, with the midfielder valued at between €12m and €13m as the Italian club look to generate a capital gain from his departure.
According to journalist Mirko Nicolino, Juventus are considering two possible routes for the 21-year-old: a direct permanent sale or a loan deal that includes an obligation for the buying club to complete the transfer.
The proposed valuation places Miretti’s potential fee in the €12m-€13m range. Juventus’ objective, as reported by Nicolino, is to cash in on the player while recording a capital gain through the transaction.
Turkish sources have also reported interest from Besiktas, although there is no indication in the report that an agreement has been reached or that negotiations have formally advanced.
Miretti’s future is therefore expected to be decided through either an immediate transfer or a temporary move tied to a compulsory purchase. The two structures would allow Juventus to pursue the same overall objective: securing a fee for the midfielder while accounting for the financial benefit of the sale.
The valuation has been set at a level between €12m and €13m, and Besiktas are currently the club specifically identified as showing interest in the player. Any eventual deal would depend on the terms agreed between Juventus and the interested side, including whether the transfer is completed immediately or follows a loan period.
Nicolino’s report identifies the proposed sale as part of Juventus’ plan to realise capital gains through Miretti’s transfer. The club are consequently not limiting their options to a straightforward permanent deal and are also willing to consider a loan with an obligation to buy.
Besiktas’ interest gives the Turkish club a possible route into the negotiations, but the report does not state whether other clubs are involved. It also does not provide a timetable for a decision on Miretti’s next move.
The midfielder’s valuation and the possible transfer structures are the central elements of the report, with Juventus intent on turning his departure into a financially beneficial transaction. For now, the club’s position is that a permanent move or a loan leading to an obligatory purchase could satisfy that aim.
Any completed transfer would see Juventus receive a fee within the €12m-€13m range, while Besiktas are understood, according to Turkish reports, to be among the clubs monitoring the situation.
