CalcioMercato reports on Federico Chiesa's potential return to Italy from the Premier League. Federico Chiesa has expressed openness to returning to Italy in an interview. After a season in the Premier League with Liverpool, where he won the championship but had limited playtime under coach Arne Slot, the possibility of returning to Serie A is being considered for the summer. There is a possibility of a return to Juventus, with odds at 7.50, just 12 months after leaving the club.

Federico Chiesa, currently a rotation player at Liverpool, expressed dissatisfaction with his departure from Juventus, where he spent four seasons from 2020 to 2024. Chiesa revealed that he was not offered a contract extension at Juventus and was told by Thiago Motta that he was not part of the club's project, prompting him to find a new team. Despite this, Chiesa does not rule out a return to Juventus, expressing happiness at Chiellini's involvement with the team.

Federico Chiesa has expressed his willingness to return to Juventus after his stint at Liverpool. He mentioned that Thiago Motta did not want him, and he misses playing for the Italian national team.

There is speculation about a quick return of Federico Chiesa to Italy in the winter window. Juventus is indexed with a potential six-month loan swoop for the player. However, Arne Slot, speaking ahead of a cup clash, stated that parting ways with Chiesa is not under consideration. Chiesa has been blighted by injury issues since moving to Anfield, limiting his appearances.