The Old Lady can solve one problem on the field, but it brings up another off the field. Because the Juventus market is keenly focused on players of the highest quality that could require pharaonic deals. They are likely to become a problem for the dressing room, where it’s always been a challenging act for high-end new arrivals coming into any big team. Possible fractures should also be considered for Juve, who is involved in purchases that require very high salaries: Douglas Costa starts at 6 million EUR a year, while N'Zonzi asks for 5 with bonuses. It’s a lot of money.

BOOMERANG RISK - Facing these demands, it is clear that thinking of buying from the most reasonable deals is a positive factor for Juventus. But it is also true that champions are needed, like Douglas Costa, for the jump in quality to compete in the Champions League. And then the dilemma becomes a boomerang risk, taking great players with the danger of other existing players asking for pay increases. The locker room can be ignited if Juve management are not careful. That's why Juve is in this situation need to make intelligent decisions.