The Brazilian is moving to Emilia on loan with an option to buy, with a percentage of the proceeds going to the Bianconeri

Juve and Sassuolo are nearing an agreement on Pedro Felipe’s transfer to Emilia. The parties have come very close in recent hours, reaching a compromise that provides guarantees on the deal’s terms: the defender will join Sassuolo on a loan with an option to buy, but in the event of a permanent transfer, the Bianconeri will retain 30% of the resale proceeds. After spending the last few months training with the first team—following a year-and-a-half stint with Next Gen—the Brazilian now has a major opportunity in the top flight.

In the context of the Pedro Felipe deal—and not just because of similarities in the structure of the transaction—there is also Muharemovic, whom Sassuolo acquired upon promotion to Serie A, though they must pay 50% of any resale fee to Juventus. Recently, the defender, born in 2003, has once again emerged as one of Juventus’s regrets, not only because he has been linked in recent months to several top clubs ready to sign him. Juve is on the hunt for a left-footed center back, and Muharemovic might be ready: the Bianconeri have discussed him with Sassuolo in recent talks, putting themselves in a position of advantage for the summer transfer window. Meanwhile, Carnevali has locked down the player for January: who knows if Turin might still be in his future, alongside Yildiz, who is one of his closest friends.