This weekend marks the final home game of the Serie A season for Juventus, as they prepare to host Fiorentina at the Allianz Stadium. For many players in the Bianconeri squad, this could be their last chance to wave goodbye to the fans before a major summer overhaul.
Currently sitting third in the league standings, Juventus are still locked in a tense battle for Champions League qualification. Roma and AC Milan are just one point behind, while Como are three points adrift. With so much at stake, the match promises plenty of drama—but off the pitch, the real story is the expected exodus.
According to SportMediaset, as many as nine Juventus players could be making their final appearance at the Allianz Stadium this weekend—whether on the pitch or even just in the stands. The club is already looking ahead to a summer rebuild, and several high-profile names are reportedly on their way out.
Leading the list is Lois Openda, who has struggled to make an impact this season. The Belgian striker has fallen completely out of favor under Luciano Spalletti, and Juventus are expected to offload him on an initial loan deal, as a permanent transfer looks unlikely at this stage.
Openda isn't the only forward heading for the exit. Arkadiusz Milik is also expected to leave after two injury-plagued campaigns. The club is reportedly hoping to terminate the Polish international's contract. Meanwhile, Jonathan David is considered available if a decent offer comes in, and Dusan Vlahovic's future remains uncertain as talks over a new contract continue.
Major changes are also anticipated in midfield. Fabio Miretti and Vasilije Adzic are not seen as strong enough options for Spalletti's rotation, while Edon Zhegrova could depart in search of more playing time. Filip Kostic is expected to see out his contract, and Juan Cabal is being placed on the market.
Interestingly, the report doesn't mention Federico Gatti or Michele Di Gregorio, both of whom could also be sold this summer. That means more than 10 players could realistically leave the club in the coming months—making this weekend's match a potential farewell for many.
For fans heading to the Allianz Stadium or watching from home, this fixture against Fiorentina might feel like the end of an era. Whether you're looking to celebrate the season or say goodbye to your favorite players, make sure you're dressed for the occasion in the latest Juventus gear.