Ravanelli tells Juventus to sign Arsenal striker, not Lewandowski
Ravanelli tells Juventus to sign Arsenal striker, not Lewandowski Former Juventus star Fabrizio Ravanelli believes the Bianconeri should try to sign Arsenal striker Gabriel Jesus rather than Barcelona’s Robert Lewandowski: ‘It would send a wrong signal…’ Juventus will be looking for a new centre-forward in the summer transfer window, regardless of Dusan Vlahovic’s possible contract extension. Ravanelli: Why Juventus shouldn’t sign Lewandowski Kenan Yildiz is the Bianconeri’s top scorer this season with 11 goals, followed by Weston McKennie with nine and Jonathan David with eight; therefore, Ravanelli feels that a new, ruthless striker must be a transfer priority for Juventus next summer. “A finisher.
I believe that is where Juventus struggle. They’ve been without Vlahovic for a long time, and he’s also had problems, but I believe that if he were fully fit, Juventus would have had some more points,” the ex-striker told Gazzetta. MILAN, ITALY – APRIL 26: Dusan Vlahovic of Juventus warms up prior to the Serie A match between AC Milan and Juventus FC at Giuseppe Meazza Stadium on April 26, 2026 in Milan, Italy.
(Photo by Marco Luzzani/Getty Images) “Spalletti has tried in any way to make the team more clinical in attack, because they create so many chances. They’ve also scored a few goals in recent games, but they lack a truly clinical finisher who makes a difference. A No.
9. ” Vlahovic’s contract expires this coming June, but negotiations with the Serbia international are expected to resume shortly. “Even if he were to stay, Juventus would still need a striker who makes a difference,” insisted Ravanelli.
“Juventus have always had great attackers, and there’s always been competition to start up front. Only Vlahovic, if he stays, would not be enough to fight on all fronts. ” Among the possible attacking reinforcements mentioned by the Italian press in recent weeks is Barcelona striker Robert Lewandowski, who is available as a free agent after his contract expires at the end of the season.