Éderson, a 25-year-old Brazilian midfielder, is currently drawing attention from major European clubs. Among these clubs, Juventus is reportedly keen on recruiting him. His playing style is characterized as that of a hardworking midfielder who positions himself as a pivot and possesses a good touch on the ball. It is understood by the interested clubs that he will not depart from Bergamo for less than 60 million euros, with indications that the city has become too small for him.

Ederson is being eyed by Juventus. The Brazilian midfielder rose to prominence during Atalanta's successful UEFA Europa League campaign last season.

Franco Causio mentioned that if Percassi (Atalanta's president) does not release Koopmeiners, Juventus should try to sign Ederson. Causio expressed his admiration for the Brazilian player.

If Koopmeiners is not available, Juventus may target Ederson, a highly regarded Brazilian player.

Juventus and Barcelona have shown interest in Ederson for the summer. Atalanta is open to offers and it's possible that significant offers may come from the Premier League as well. Juventus will discuss with Thiago Motta about the potential costs and might consider including Miretti and Fagioli to lower the cash part of the deal. Atalanta had shown interest in Kean and Iling-Junior in the past.

A message that also came loud and clear to Juventus, which was particularly interested last summer. For the Brazilian today the costs are only sustainable by Premier League clubs because Atalanta is an expensive shop that does not need to sell its jewels. And after nights like the one in Dublin, there is a growing desire to try to raise the bar even higher by keeping all the big names in the squad.

Ederson, the Brazilian Nerazzurri, is considered more as an alternative to Locatelli in front of the director than as a midfielder.

Ederson is another option for Juventus. He was targeted by Juventus in the winter months and could be back on their radar.