Nico Gonzalez price tag revealed as Juventus consider immediate sale

Reports in Italy claim that Juventus could be tempted into parting ways with Nico Gonzalez after just one season, and that the Argentine could be available for a 'bargain' fee heading into the summer transfer window.
Recent reports claim that Nico Gonzalez is of interest to Maurizio Sarri and Lazio heading into the 2025-26 campaign, while further updates claim that the Bianconeri are prepared to cut ties with the Argentine under the right circumstances.
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Gonzalez joined the Bianconeri on loan for a fee of €8m last summer, with an obligation to buy clause set at €33m, made up of a €25m fixed fee, plus bonuses and add-ons of up to €8.1m.
How much Juventus require to sell Nico Gonzalez
Nico Gonzalez wearing the 2025-26 Juventus Away Kit (Juventus.com)
Reports from Calciomercato.com, however, claim that Nico is not considered 'irreplaceable' and that Juventus could be prepared to entertain offers in the region of €26m-€27m this summer.
Crucially, Nico would be unlikely to trigger any of the bonus clauses in his contract if he is sold immediately this summer.
Sunday's updates claim that Premier League sides Brentford and West Ham are also interested in a potential deal for Nico Gonzalez, as well as Lazio and a number of unspecified sides in LaLiga.

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