Thiago Motta has put forth specific demands to Juventus director Cristiano Giuntoli ahead of the upcoming summer transfer window, aiming to prevent the departure of two players.

The Italian-Brazilian coach is set to assume the reins at Juventus after concluding his tenure with Bologna. Despite guiding them to the Champions League for the first time in sixty years, Motta opted not to extend his contract with the club.

Juventus is gearing up for a crucial summer transfer window as they seek to rejuvenate the team for their Champions League return. Additionally, the club will participate in the revamped Club World Cup scheduled for the summer of 2025.

In his requests to Juventus, as outlined by Daniele Longo of Calciomercato.com, Thiago Motta has urged the club to secure the continuation of Adrien Rabiot, unwilling to see the French midfielder depart on a free transfer this summer. Giuntoli is poised to propose a two-year contract worth €7 million net per season to the 29-year-old.

Furthermore, the incoming Bianconeri coach has appealed to Juventus to retain Gleison Bremer, expressing reluctance to see the defender sold in the imminent months. The strategy involves offloading surplus players such as Dean Huijsen, Matias Soule, Fabio Miretti, and Weston McKennie to generate funds.