Juventus sporting director addresses reports of signing Mohamed Salah

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Juventus sporting director Marco Ottolini has responded to claims that Juventus want to sign Mohamed Salah this summer. Image Credits: Imago ImagesMohamed Salah’s long goodbye to Liverpool was always going to fuel a frenzy of transfer speculation, and Juventus have inevitably been dragged into the mix.With the Egyptian forward confirmed to be leaving Anfield at the end of the season after a shortened contract and a turbulent final campaign, every major European heavyweight has been linked with a move for the 33‑year‑old.From Saudi Arabia’s riches to Paris Saint‑Germain’s long‑standing admiration, the rumour mill has barely paused, and Juventus have emerged as one of the more persistent names in recent weeks.On paper, a switch to Turin ticks several boxes.

Salah knows Serie A well from his time with Fiorentina and Roma, while Juventus are searching for a marquee attacking addition as they reshape their squad under Luciano Spalletti.However, Juventus have now moved to pour cold water on talk that negotiations are already under way. In comments given to 365Scores, sporting director Marco Ottolini insisted that the current noise around Salah is premature:“What is being said about negotiations for Mohamed Salah is not true.

But the message from Turin is that, for now, the story has run ahead of the facts.But Juventus is keen on another Liverpool man in Alisson Becker. On Wednesday, reliable reports from Italy emerged that Alisson had agreed personal terms with the Turin-based club.It remains to be seen if the Reds sanction an exit.Exclusive:Reports linking Mohamed Salah with a move to Juventus are NOT true. ❌Juventus’ sporting director has denied any ongoing negotiations in exclusive statements to 365Scores.At this stage, there is nothing concrete regarding such a deal. pic.twitter.com/zDq1OvUX6w— 365Scores (@365Scores) April 22, 2026 Juventus Mohamed Salah