Juventus have reportedly listed six players for transfer as they aim to balance the books amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Andrea Pirlo's side announced staggering losses of £99m earlier this year, and as a result a number of fringe and regular first-team players are thought to be on the chopping block in Turin.
The Old Lady have supposedly identified five players who are not sellable under any circumstances, including Dejan Kulusevski, but several other names could be moved on as the club hope to raise £85m in the summer.
According to Italian outlet Il Corriere dello Sport, Weston McKennie, Aaron Ramsey, Alex Sandro, Merih Demiral, Federico Bernardeschi and Adrien Rabiot are all up for sale, while the club will hope to offload Mattia De Sciglio to Lyon permanently.
Juventus will also welcome Douglas Costa back from his loan spell at Bayern Munich, although the Brazil international is thought to be attracting the interest of Gremio, and Pirlo is unlikely to stand in his way if he wants to leave.
Meanwhile, Paulo Dybala's future at the club also remains up in the air, and a recent report claimed that Manchester United are now in the running to sign the Argentine, who will be out of contract in 2022.
Ben Knapton
