Juventus monitor Raimondo as Premier League interest builds
Antonio Raimondo has scored seven goals in seven Serie A appearances for Frosinone this season, including a hat-trick against Sassuolo. Juventus have added him to their shortlist, while Premier League sides could also enter the race. Bologna are monitoring his progress but may wait before extending a deal that runs to 2028.
Antonio Raimondo, 22, has made a rapid Serie A impact with Frosinone. His seven goals in seven league games include two braces and a hat-trick, scored against Sassuolo on Friday. Juventus have tracked him for some time and have now moved him higher on their shortlist, with their Italian-focused recruitment in mind. Any Turin move could also depend on Jeff Ekhator’s return to full fitness.
Premier League interest is possible, which may push Juventus toward a January attempt. Bologna are monitoring his progress but are not rushing to extend a contract that runs to 2028. A sale in 2027 is also conceivable.
If Raimondo’s rise leads to a high-profile move, it could affect Frosinone supporters, Juventus or Premier League fans, and Bologna’s planning. A transfer may shape expectations around young Italian strikers, influence club recruitment strategies, and create commercial and media attention. For the player, it could bring greater pressure and visibility. The wider impact likely remains limited to football communities rather than society at large.