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Juventus are going through turmoil on and off the pitch currently. The Bianconeri endured a dismal 2020-21 campaign under the management of Andrea Pirlo. Juventus finished the season in fourth place in the Serie A table and were knocked out of the Champions League in the round 16 of the stage by Porto.
The club parted ways with Andrea Pirlo at the end of the season and hired former head coach Massimiliano Allegri. Juventus are reportedly planning a massive squad overhaul this summer and could look to remove a number of fringe players and aging superstars from their club.
The Old Lady have spent the last couple of transfer windows signing youngsters with the talent and potential to develop into world-beaters in the near future. Massimiliano Allegri is likely to have his own shortlist of transfer targets this summer as he looks to build a Juventus side that will mount a serious challenge for the Serie A and Champions League titles next season.
Juventus are also suffering financially due to the negative effects of the coronavirus pandemic. The Italian giants could, therefore, look to sell a number of their prized assets in a bid to raise transfer funds and reduce their wage bill. It will allow them to re-work their squad and bring in players they believe can help improve the team.
On that note, let's take a look at the 5 most valuable players at Juventus.
#5 Cristiano Ronaldo, Market Value: €45 million
Despite enjoying another incredible season in front of goal, during which he found the back of the net 36 times in just 44 appearances for Juventus, Cristiano Ronaldo was heavily criticized for his inability to have an impact on the big games this season.
Juventus signed the Portuguese international in the hope that he would lead the club to an elusive Champions League title. Cristiano Ronaldo has, however, been unable to lead Juventus past the quarter-final stage of the competition in his three years with the club.
Cristiano Ronaldo's €30 million per year salary is proving to be a massive burden on the club, which has led many to believe that the five-time Ballon d'Or winner could be sold this summer despite having a year remaining on his contract.
Due to his current age, and the fact that he is approaching the final stage of his career, Cristiano Ronaldo's current market value is €45 million.
It is also being reported that CR7 is keen on a return to Manchester United. However, there has been no interest shown by the Old Trafford outfit yet to re-sign the Portuguese wizard.
#4 Arthur , Market Value: €50 million
Arthur joined Juventus as part of a mammoth swap deal that saw Miralem Pjanic join Barcelona. The Brazilian midfielder had a promising start to life in Turin and was a regular member of Andrea Pirlo's squad.
The 24-year-old's impact on Juventus in his debut season with the club was, however, hampered by injuries. Arthur has managed to make just 22 appearances in Serie A for Juventus this season, which has led to a dip in his current market value.
The former Barcelona midfielder is currently valued at €50 million by Transfermarkt. Juventus will look to keep the midfielder this summer, as he is just 24 and has four years left on his contract.
#3 Federico Chiesa, Market Value: €60 million
The signing of Federico Chiesa on a two-year loan deal with an obligation to buy for €40 million by Juventus was arguably one of the bargain deals of the summer. The Italian winger has been one of the club's shining lights this season and is likely to be part of a core group of youngsters around whom Juventus can rebuild their squad.
Chiesa has scored 15 goals in 43 appearances for Juventus and produced impressive performances in a number of crucial games for Andrea Pirlo's side. The 23-year-old is expected to be an integral member of Italy's squad for the upcoming Euros as well.
Federico Chiesa's current market value is €60 million, but it is unlikely that Juventus will entertain the prospect of letting go of the youngster despite their current financial situation.
#2 Paulo Dybala, Market Value: €60 million
The Argentine was widely regarded as one of the best players in the world last year. Dybala won the Most Valuable Player of the Year award in Serie A and was expected to usurp Cristiano Ronaldo as Juventus' talisman this season.
Dybala's season, however, was ravaged by injuries. The 27-year-old dropped down the pecking order under Andrea Pirlo and therefore suffered from a lack of confidence as well in the latter part of the season. He has managed to score just five goals in 26 appearances in all competitions this season.
Dybala continues to be heavily courted by a number of clubs around the world. The forward is believed to be a favorite for new Juventus manager Massimiliano Allegri. Therefore it seems unlikely that he will be sold this summer.
#1 Matthijs de Ligt, Market Value: €75 million
After struggling to settle in his first season in 2019, Matthijs de Ligt showed definite signs of improvement in the recently concluded campaign. The Dutch defender has now become a regular starter for Juventus, ahead of the likes of Merih Demiral and Leonardo Bonucci.
Matthijs de Ligt was signed by Juventus for £75 million from Ajax in the summer of 2019. Despite a couple of difficult seasons in Turin, the 22-year-old is seen as the future of Juventus, and is tipped to be one of the best defenders of his generation.
Barcelona are reportedly interested in signing Matthijs de Ligt after failing to secure his signature in 2019. De Ligt's current market value is €75 million. Juventus will be reluctant to part ways with a player they believe could be the club's future captain.
