Amorim Under Scrutiny as Juventus Alarms Ring Out in the Transfer Market
Sheridan Olubayo Sheridan August 10, 2026 11:09 am . 2 min read 
FolioPitch.com – 10 August 2026 | Today’s papers are abuzz with news that Amorim, the Portuguese coach, is under scrutiny as Juventus alarms ring out in the transfer market. The latest edition of La Gazzetta dello Sport has Amorim’s name at the top of the list of coaches most likely to be sacked, with a whopping 35% chance of being let go. This has sent shockwaves throughout the football world, with many pundits weighing in on the situation.
The Corriere dello Sport has also weighed in on the situation, suggesting that Amorim’s fate is all but sealed. The paper claims that Milan are already eyeing Ruben Amorim as a potential replacement, with the Portuguese coach’s departure from the Rossoneri’s dugout seen as a foregone conclusion.
Meanwhile, Juventus are still reeling from the news that their star striker, Zirkzee, is set to leave the club. The Canadian’s sale could unlock Joshua Martinelli, who has been linked with a move to Roma. The Brazilian from Arsenal is on the list with Fofana and Rodrigo Mora, who are all vying for a spot in the Giallorossi’s starting lineup.
In other news, Inter are still keen on signing Diaby, with the right winger seen as a priority signing. Jones, who is currently on the fringes at Liverpool, is also being eyed by the Nerazzurri.
Juve, meanwhile, are still scrambling to complete their transfer business, with 13 days left until kick-off. The Bianconeri are still lacking a goalkeeper and a centre-forward, with Spalletti expressing his frustration at the lack of progress.
Despite the setbacks, Alajbegovic remains optimistic, with the Italian coach suggesting that a partnership with Yildiz could be the key to unlocking the team’s potential.
As the transfer market continues to dominate the headlines, one thing is certain – Amorim’s future at Juventus is far from secure. With the Portuguese coach under scrutiny, the Bianconeri are facing an uncertain future, with many questioning whether they have the quality to compete with the likes of Milan and Inter.
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