Douglas Luiz is moving to the Premier League. And Juve are in talks for O'Riley.

An American, a Brazilian, and a Serbian. It's not a typical joke, but it's the backdrop for Juventus's final transfer window. Having said goodbye to Timothy Weah (the American), who flew to Marseille yesterday morning, the Bianconeri are now pushing to finalize the most significant divorces: those of the separated Dusan Vlahovic (contract expiring in 2026, with AC Milan and the Premier League waiting in the wings) and Douglas Luiz. The striker and the playmaker are training with Igor Tudor's team at their Herzogenaurach training camp, but general manager Damien Comolli has remained in Turin these days to try to make a change in the two transfers.

The departure of Douglas Luiz, who arrived last summer from Aston Villa for €50 million, is slowing down the process of finding a replacement. The Brazilian has chosen to return to England (Nottingham, Everton, West Ham), but hasn't yet revealed his plans for Juventus , and the risk is that he won't be able to sign until the end of the month. Meanwhile, Comolli continues his inquiries: between Hjulmand (Sporting) and O'Riley (Brighton) on loan, the Juventus director, following the Weah deal, has inquired about Hojbjerg—Danish like the first two—who, however, is considered unsellable by manager De Zerbi. Tottenham's Bissouma and Fenerbahçe's Amrabat remain on the list.