Tuttomercato provides an update on Federico Gatti's injury and his potential transfer situation. Federico Gatti is currently injured with a microfracture in his fibula. He is expected to return to play in mid-May. Juventus is in advanced discussions for his contract extension, which would last until 2030. However, Nottingham is interested in him, and with an offer of 25-30 million, a transfer could be likely.

Federico Gatti, currently with Juventus and recovering from a fibula microfracture, is expected back on the field in mid-May. There is a preliminary agreement for a contract extension until 2030, but his future remains uncertain as Nottingham has shown interest. An offer of 25-30 million could make the transfer almost inevitable.

Federico Gatti is currently at risk of being sold by Juventus, especially considering the strained relationship with coach Thiago Motta. Despite playing regularly due to defensive issues, a convincing offer could lead to his departure. Nottingham Forest has shown strong interest in Gatti in recent weeks. Juventus had planned to extend Gatti's contract until 2029, with a salary increase from 1.4 to about 2.3 million euros per season, but this is currently on hold.

Nottingham Forest are interested in signing Juventus defender Federico Gatti. Juventus are open to selling Gatti for around €30-35 million to finance their transfer business. Gatti is a frequent starter at Juventus and could be transferred to bolster the club’s efforts to sign Feyenoord’s David Hancko.