There have been moves from Italian club Juventus to reclaim their former winger Federico Chiesa, a player for England’s Liverpool, during the upcoming winter transfer window.
It was explained that Juventus has shown official interest in signing Chiesa in January, as part of their effort to strengthen the team’s attacking line with an element capable of making a difference on the flanks.
It was stated: “Juventus is showing its official interest in signing Federico Chiesa in January, in order to add a winger to the squad, and Chiesa is a preferred option for the club.”
The decision lies with Liverpool and the player
It was indicated that the deal is still in its early stages, confirming that the final decision will rest with Liverpool’s management and the player himself, as there is no official agreement yet regarding the future of the Italian international.
It was added: “The final decision is up to Liverpool and the player, as the matter is still in its early stages.”
Chiesa’s journey between Fiorentina, Juventus, and Liverpool
It is worth noting that Federico Chiesa, (28 years old), joined Liverpool in the summer of 2024, coming from Juventus, after a successful spell with the ‘Old Lady’.
Chiesa began his football career with Fiorentina, before moving to Juventus in the summer of 2020 on loan, with the purchase clause being activated after two seasons, prior to his move to the English Premier League.
Chiesa’s numbers with Liverpool this season
The Italian international has played 20 matches with Liverpool this season across various competitions, scoring two goals and providing 3 decisive assists.
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Chiesa started only 3 matches, while participating in the rest of the games as a substitute, amid strong competition within the ranks of the ‘Reds’.
A record filled with titles
Chiesa has achieved several notable titles during his career, winning the Coppa Italia twice with Juventus, along with the Italian Super Cup once. He also won the English Premier League title with Liverpool last season.
On the international stage, Chiesa was crowned champion of the UEFA European Championship ‘Euro 2020’ with the Italian national team, and has participated in 51 international matches with the ‘Azzurri’, scoring 7 goals.
Juventus
Juventus is an Italian professional football club based in Turin, founded in 1897. It is one of the most successful clubs in football history, holding the record for the most Serie A titles in Italy.
Liverpool
Liverpool is a historic port city in northwest England, which grew to global prominence during the 18th and 19th centuries through its involvement in the transatlantic trade. Its cultural significance is recognized by UNESCO, notably for its maritime mercantile history and as the birthplace of The Beatles.
Federico Chiesa
Federico Chiesa is an Italian professional footballer who currently plays as a winger for Juventus and the Italy national team. He is the son of former striker Enrico Chiesa and rose to prominence at Fiorentina before his high-profile transfer, playing a key role in Italy’s victory at UEFA Euro 2020.
Fiorentina
Fiorentina refers to the Italian football club ACF Fiorentina, based in Florence. Founded in 1926, the club has a rich history, winning two Serie A titles and multiple Coppa Italia trophies, and is known for its passionate fanbase and iconic purple kits.
England
England is a country within the United Kingdom with a rich history dating back thousands of years, from Roman settlement to its role as the heart of the expansive British Empire. Its cultural landscape is defined by globally influential contributions in language, literature, and law, as well as iconic landmarks like Stonehenge, Westminster Abbey, and the Tower of London.
Italian
Italy is a country in Southern Europe with a rich cultural history that dates back to ancient times, being the heart of the Roman Empire and later the birthplace of the Renaissance. It is renowned for its vast contributions to art, architecture, cuisine, and science, and is home to numerous UNESCO World Heritage sites, including historic cities like Rome, Florence, and Venice.
English Premier League
The English Premier League is the top professional football division in England, founded in 1992 when clubs broke away from the Football League to capitalize on lucrative television rights deals. It has since grown into the world’s most-watched sports league, known for its global stars, intense competition, and significant commercial influence.
Coppa Italia
The Coppa Italia is Italy’s primary national football cup competition, first held in 1922. It is an annual knockout tournament open to clubs from Serie A, Serie B, and lower divisions, with the winner earning a place in the UEFA Europa League.
Italian Super Cup
The Italian Super Cup (Supercoppa Italiana) is an annual football match contested by the winners of Serie A and the Coppa Italia from the previous season. First held in 1988, it was created to be the season’s curtain-raiser, similar to other national super cups in Europe. While traditionally played in Italy, in recent years it has often been hosted abroad as a one-off event.
UEFA European Championship
The UEFA European Championship is a major international football tournament held every four years between European national teams. First held in 1960, it was originally called the European Nations’ Cup and was conceived by former French Football Federation secretary Henri Delaunay.
Euro 2020
Euro 2020 was the 16th UEFA European Football Championship, held across 11 different cities in Europe in the summer of 2021 (delayed from 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic). It was the first major international football tournament to be hosted in a continent-wide format, celebrating the competition’s 60th anniversary. Italy won the tournament, defeating England in the final at London’s Wembley Stadium.
Italian national team
The Italian national football team, known as the *Azzurri*, is one of the world’s most successful national teams, having won four FIFA World Cup titles (1934, 1938, 1982, 2006). Operated by the Italian Football Federation (FIGC), the team is a central pillar of Italy’s sporting culture and national identity.
Azzurri
The term “Azzurri” refers to the Italian national sports teams, most famously the men’s football team, named for the distinctive blue (“azzurro”) color of their jerseys. This tradition dates to the early 20th century, originating from the royal House of Savoy’s heraldic color. The football team has won four FIFA World Cup titles, cementing its deep cultural significance in Italy.
