Juventus Open Thuram Contract Talks as Champions League Fate Draws Premier League Suitors
Missing the Champions League would leave a €60–70 million gap that may push Juventus to sell the 25-year-old.
Overview
- Juventus have begun discussions to extend Khéphren Thuram’s deal, yet several reports say his future depends on qualifying for next season’s Champions League.
- Manchester United have made enquiries about a summer move and Liverpool are tracking the situation, according to coverage citing La Gazzetta dello Sport.
- Outlets report a wide price range for a transfer, from about £52–£60 million to roughly €70 million, which signals uncertainty over Juventus’ valuation.
- Signed from Nice for around €20 million in 2024, Thuram is contracted until 2029 and earns about €2.3 million a year, which makes a sale a sizeable gain if funds are needed.
- Juventus are fifth in Serie A and about three points off fourth, and failure to reach the Champions League would cost an estimated €60–70 million and could trigger a major sale.