Thiago Motta's Big Spending at Juventus Surpasses Antonio Conte's Three-Year Budget

Juventus emerged as the biggest spender in the 2024 summer transfer window, making high-profile signings to strengthen their squad. Under new manager Thiago Motta, the club spent over €250 million (around $270 million) on players like Teun Koopmeiners and Douglas Luiz.

This aggressive transfer strategy highlights Juventus' ambition to return to the top, but it also puts significant financial pressure on the club.  

Read More: https://www.esnnews.com/post/mike-maignan-andre-onana-inter-milan-goalkeeper-rise Motta's spending in just one year has nearly matched Massimiliano Allegri's expenses over four years and has far exceeded Antonio Conte's three-year spending at Juventus.

In contrast, Conte spent only €110 million ($119 million) over three seasons, while Allegri’s first four-year stint saw an expenditure of €262 million ($283 million), with a significant portion allocated to Cristiano Ronaldo's signing. Juventus must now balance their financial stability while meeting high expectations on the pitch.

Read More: https://www.esnnews.com/post/sergio-conceicao-under-pressure-ac-milan-vs-lecce With high-profile acquisitions like Koopmeiners from Atalanta for €60 million ($65 million) and Douglas Luiz from Aston Villa for €50 million ($54 million), Juventus aims for an immediate impact.

Additionally, the club secured Khephren Thuram for €20 million ($22 million), further reinforcing their midfield. While these moves reflect Juventus’ intent to compete at the highest level, Motta will be under immense pressure to deliver results and justify the club’s massive investments.