Following medical examinations conducted yesterday morning, Genoa has officially announced the signing of Fabio Miretti. The midfielder joins on loan from Juventus and will don the number 23 jersey. Miretti, who was born in Pinerolo on August 3, 2003, developed in the Juventus youth system and has accumulated 58 Serie A appearances along with 10 UEFA Champions League and Europa League appearances. He also won the Coppa Italia in the 2023/2024 season with Juventus.

Fabio Miretti, a 21-year-old midfielder who has been with Juventus since he was 7, has agreed to transfer to Genoa. Miretti arrived in Liguria this morning to begin preliminary medical examinations before signing a contract with the club that will last until the end of the current season. The player will move to Genoa on a dry loan, meaning there is no buyout clause for the Ligurian club. This condition was a major focus of the negotiations between Genoa and Juventus, with Genoa attempting, but failing, to secure an option for a permanent purchase at the end of the loan period.

Genoa has secured Fabio Miretti on a dry loan from Juventus. Miretti, still dealing with a right foot contusion, has arrived in the Ligurian capital and is currently undergoing medical examinations at 'Casa della Salute'. The official announcement will follow after the contract signing.

Genoa's coach Alberto Gilardino has expressed interest in Fabio Miretti, highlighting his value shown at Juventus and his potential positive impact on the team. Gilardino emphasized the need to strengthen the squad following the departure of Strootman and mentioned that the club is vigilant and ready to make improvements before the transfer window closes.

Genoa is looking to strengthen their midfield after Strootman's departure. Miretti has shown his value at Juventus and possesses both pace and technique. The club is vigilant and ready to make improvements before the transfer window closes.

Negotiations are ongoing for a dry loan transfer of Fabio Miretti from Juventus to Genoa. The parties are working to close the deal in the next few hours. Miretti has already given his approval for the transfer under coach Gilardino.

The transfer of Fabio Miretti to Genoa on a temporary basis is almost complete.

Fabio Miretti is set to join Genoa as a new player. Following days of negotiations, proposals, and counterproposals, Juventus and the Ligurian club have finally come to an agreement for the transfer of the 21-year-old midfielder. Miretti will move to Genoa on a temporary basis, and although Genoa tried to secure at least a purchase option, the agreed-upon formula is a dry loan. Juventus were unwilling to compromise on this point, as they risk parting with one of the most promising youngsters from their youth sector in a year. Miretti is expected to arrive in Liguria in the coming hours to undergo medical examinations before signing the contract that will bind him to Genoa until the end of the season.

Genoa is trying to finalize the loan deal with Juventus for Miretti. The two clubs are working out the final details related to bonuses based on appearances. The deal is expected to be completed soon.

Genoa is close to acquiring Fabio Miretti, a versatile and imaginative midfielder from Juventus. The clubs have been in negotiations for days and have reached an agreement for a loan with an option to buy. The final agreement for this operation, which is independent of the Papadopoulos deal, could be reached in the next few hours.

The midfielder born in 2003 is the prime target to strengthen Genoa's midfield. Following recent contacts, Juventus' approval for the temporary transfer of the midfielder seems closer.

Fabio Miretti is set to spend his third Serie A season, the first with a different team. He will join Genoa on a temporary loan from Juventus. The move comes as Miretti was blocked by Weston McKennie's recent reintegration into the Juventus squad.

Fabio Miretti is set to join Genoa. He is expected to undergo medical examinations soon.

Miretti has renewed his contract with Juventus until 2028. He is considering his future prospects under Thiago Motta and Genoa is confident about his arrival.

Genoa's sporting director Ottolini is keen to secure Fabio Miretti on loan from Juventus. However, the Turin club has not yet given the green light for the move.

Fabio Miretti is set to leave Juventus as both the club and the young midfielder have agreed to accept Genoa's proposal to take him on a temporary basis until the end of the current season. The recent return of Weston McKennie under Thiago Motta's management has reduced Miretti's playing opportunities. Consequently, both the player and Juventus management deemed it necessary for a change of environment to aid his development, which has earned him a call-up to the senior national team. JuveNside reported that Miretti is expected in Genoa tomorrow for preliminary medical examinations before signing his annual agreement with the Grifone.

Genoa is looking to sign either Fabio Miretti from Juventus or Tommaso Pobega from Milan to strengthen their midfield after the departures of Retegui and Gudmundsson.

Fabio Miretti, a midfielder born in 2003 and raised in Juventus' youth academy, is on the verge of transferring to Genoa on loan. His departure would numerically leave Thiago Motta's squad short unless another midfielder like the highly coveted Koopmeiners is acquired. Meanwhile, McKennie will cover the potential gap left by Miretti.

Juventus doesn't exclude the possibility of loaning him out in summer so he can complete a season as a starter in Serie A.

Genoa is the most interested among the four teams. Miretti is under contract with Juventus until June 30, 2027.

Fabio Miretti, who is expected to replace Locatelli in the final match in Rome, could become a crucial piece in Juventus' transfer market. Giuntoli has targeted Alfred Gudmundsson of Genoa, and to surpass the competition from Napoli and English clubs, he has proposed two counteroffers: one is Miretti, and the other is Barenenchea who will return from the loan at Frosinone.

Not only Monza, because on the traces of Miretti there are other clubs. Genoa, which had already received a no last July.