As highlighted by calciomercato.com, the second phase of Juventus’transfer market campaign has begun: after Emanuele Giaccherini, other players seem intented to leave, and, according to Tuttosport, the bianconeri’s departure list includes 25 year old right back Mauricio Isla, 30 year old forward Fabio Quagliarella, 26 year old left back Paolo De Ceglie, 28 year old striker Alessandro Matri, and, eventually, also 26 year old attacking midfielder Sebastian Giovinco and 30 year old forward Mirko Vucinic. Who, despite the latest rumours, will probably remain in Tutin is 29 year old right back Stephan Lichtsteiner: from the Serie A defending champions’s Summer training camp, the Switzerland international has in fact declared that the eventual arrivals of Juan Camilo Zuniga or Aleksandar Kolarov could only make him happy, as the team needs many alternatives for the same position. In any case, the Piedmontese club is also seeking an attacking midfielder, and, as anticipated yesterday, should sign one between Bologna 30 year old Alessandro Diamanti and Parma 25 year old Jonathan Biabiany: but, through the gialloblu’s official website, General Manager Pietro Leonardi has underlined that his club is not selling off its players.

AC Milan, as well known, won’t sign any new players unless they will be able to sell part of the last season’s team, but meanwhile the Lombars club’s executives remain attentive to the possible occasions offer by the transfer market: for example, as reported by Tuttosport, considering the difficulties to obtain Parma 27 year old center back Gabriel Paletta, the rossoneri keep on tracking Inter Milan 25 year old Andrea Ranocchia, despite the high amount required by their city rivals to let the Italy international leave.