Diego Coppola, a young central defender born in 2003, is of interest to Juventus. The club had previously considered him during the winter transfer window but opted for Lloyd Kelly instead. Despite this, Juventus still holds an interest in Coppola due to his youth, Italian nationality, and versatile defensive skills. According to L'Arena, the transfer could be completed for around 15 million euros.

CalcioMercato has reported that Juventus is keeping a close watch on Diego Coppola, a central defender from Hellas Verona and the Italian Under-21 National Team. The club's interest in Coppola stems from his physical and technical attributes, which they believe make him an ideal candidate to bolster their defense, particularly for the Club World Cup. Juventus is considering the upcoming extraordinary transfer window set for early June. Coppola's market value, estimated at 6 million euros last summer, has risen to between 12 and 15 million euros due to his impressive performances. The club may need to move swiftly to prevent a bidding war with other Serie A clubs or even international teams.

Juventus has 'booked' Diego Coppola and plans to negotiate in the summer for a fee around 12 million EUR.

Juventus is interested in Diego Coppola, a young Italian center-back playing for Verona and part of the Italy Under 21 team. Coppola is highly regarded by coach Thiago Motta and is seen as a future investment.