Juventus emerged as one of the many top clubs interested in hijacking Mohamed Salah from Liverpool, should the player be released.
The Bianconeri have plans to strengthen their forward line in the upcoming transfer window, following a disappointing 2021/22 season under Massimiliano Allegri.
Despite the fact that they already spent heavily when signing Dusan Vlahovic from Fiorentina for €80 million, they still have a scenario for another luxurious transfer.
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Take advantage of the tax laws in Italy
Juventus have the resources to be able to buy Salah from Liverpool due to several factors, one of which is the club’s financial growth decree.
Football Italia According to reports, the tax law introduced by the Italian government in 2019 allows the Old Lady to save 50% of payroll expenses due to the new fiscal rules.
Another reason is that Juventus’ wages have become significantly lighter after the departure of Cristiano Ronaldo last year and the situation could improve if Paulo Dybala leaves in June.
These factors, combined with the growth decree, make a transfer of Salah from Liverpool still realistic, should the player be interested in a move to Turin.
