According to Turin Sports, after Mbangula and Timothy Via leave the team, Juventus will accelerate the pace of introducing Sancho.

Mbangula is preparing to bid farewell to Juventus and head to Bremen to join Bremen. Last season, he made his mark as one of the team's highlights. However, as Tudor succeeded Mota as head coach, Mbangula was gradually marginalized. Therefore, the Belgian genius decided to leave the team. Despite rejecting Nottingham Forest's invitation at the end of June and receiving attention from Wolfsburg, Fulham and Monaco, Mbangula finally chose Bremen. Today, his agent will arrive in Turin to complete the deal, which is expected to bring up to €13 million (including floating fees) for Juventus. At the beginning, Juventus spent only 400,000 euros when introducing Mbangula from Anderlecht.

Mbangula will travel to Germany for a medical examination on Wednesday or Thursday, the last step from signing until 2030, and his annual salary is 1.1 million euros. Although Bologna tried to intervene in the deal, it failed. Bremen's sincerity touched Mbangula, who was ready to complete the transfer in the next few hours.

In addition, Timothy Wea may also say goodbye to Juventus today. Although he was close to joining Nottingham Forest, he eventually chose to join Marseille, where Juventus' former player Benatia played a key role. For Via's transfer, Juventus will earn about 15 million euros through loan and forced buyout.

Next, Juventus may consider signing Sancho. The English winger understands Juventus' dilemma and is not in a hurry to make a decision, but he said through his agent that he will not wait indefinitely. Sancho is very concerned about the developments this week, and Juventus is also preparing to announce the return of Kossan and set out to deal with this potential big transfer. All this is happening before Vlahovic's signal and other movements are waiting for. Regarding Sancho, the timetable has been basically clear: if Juventus can make a suitable offer, there is a high possibility of reaching an agreement with Manchester United. At present, the two sides are negotiating a multi-year contract with an annual salary of about 6 million euros. The only problem that needs to be solved is the severance payments Sancho asked for from the Red Devils. Old Trafford believes that Juventus will be the right buyer, and Juventus also believes that it is necessary to share some of the costs to promote Sancho's transfer.