Juventus Move to Extend Nico Gonzalez's Deal
Juventus want to extend his contract to reflect his regained importance under Luciano Spalletti.
Overview
- Multiple reporters said Thursday that Juventus plan to accelerate talks to renew Nico Gonzalez's contract in the coming weeks.
- One outlet reported tentative terms that would run to 2030 and raise his salary from about €3.6m to roughly €4–4.5m, but those figures have not been confirmed by the club or player.
- Gonzalez originally joined Juventus in 2024 on a loan-with-obligation structure from Fiorentina and spent 2025–26 on loan at Atletico Madrid after which the Spanish side did not trigger a permanent purchase.
- He returned to Turin this summer, seized a starting role when injuries opened opportunities, and earned an Argentina recall following strong performances under Spalletti.
- If completed, a new deal would increase his wages, lock Juventus’ control of a player whose value has risen, and reduce the chance of another summer transfer dispute while negotiations continue.