Former goalkeeper Michelangelo Rampulla was a guest on Tuttomercatoweb radio, where he shared his vision of the Juventus market, especially in light of Giovanni Carnevali's recent statements: "It's a very different football from mine, considering the prices that circulate. In my time, players of great quality, much higher than these, asked for much less. If I were in Vlahovic's place, I would have extended the contract for another year to show that I'm a good player. Today, you spend a year showing what you're worth, even if it's little, and you immediately find a team. How is it possible? Even the 40 million for Kolo Muani is excessive, and then Juve has to apologize to PSG? Rampulla added: "For a strong Juventus, you need to acquire functional players who play for your teams. We are looking for players who don't have minutes at other clubs, and at first-team prices." The focus is also on Dibu Martinez, but Rampulla hasn't forgotten about Di Gregorio: "I'm not that radical about Di Gregorio, he's a good goalkeeper, but it's an extremely difficult role that must be well analyzed. There are also mental components that influence performance. I would choose Caprile as a starter. He's a good goalkeeper and seems to have the right personality for Juventus
. It is true that he will have to show his value at Juve. Martinez has more experience and personality, but as a long-term investment I would choose Caprile." On Daffara, who was loaned to Parma: "Perin is a security, if he wants to stay. A young player cannot be a certainty, because it is very difficult not to play. Experience in this position is required. In any case, there are good goalkeepers available on the market.
