Key Takeaways:
- Federico Gatti has reportedly declined an offer from Galatasaray in recent weeks
- Everton, Aston Villa, and Crystal Palace are showing strong interest in signing the Juventus defender
- Juventus are expected to demand a transfer fee in the region of €20-25m for Gatti, who remains under contract until June 2030
Premier League Clubs Circle as Gatti Eyes England Move
Juventus centre-back Federico Gatti is generating significant attention from the Premier League, with Everton, Aston Villa, and Crystal Palace all keen on acquiring his services. Reports indicate that while Galatasaray had recently made an approach for the Italian international, Gatti was not persuaded by their offer and has now set his sights on a switch to England’s top flight.
According to Tuttosport, Everton have been monitoring Gatti for an extended period, and their interest has now been matched by both Aston Villa and Crystal Palace. Fulham are another club keeping tabs on the defender, although they currently lag behind the other competitors in the pursuit.
🚨🇮🇹 NEW: Federico Gatti is attracting interest from Everton, Fulham, Aston Villa and Crystal Palace, with a valuation of €20–25M, reports @NicoSchira. pic.twitter.com/l9mEzBEitd
— Forza Juve. (@TheFJEN) May 6, 2026
Contract Situation and Expected Transfer Fee
Gatti, who turns 28 in June, appears poised for a departure from Turin by the end of the season as he has slipped down the Juventus hierarchy since Luciano Spalletti’s arrival. Despite his diminished role, Gatti remains contracted to the club until June 2030. As such, Juventus are likely to seek a fee in the region of €20-25m for the Italy international.
| Player | Current Club | Age | Contract Expiry | Reported Transfer Fee (€) | Interested Clubs |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Federico Gatti | Juventus | 28 (in June) | June 2030 | 20-25m | Everton, Aston Villa, Crystal Palace, Fulham |
Career Progression and Background
Gatti’s path to top-tier football has been unconventional. He made his Serie B debut as recently as August 2021, featuring for Frosinone. A steady series of performances soon led to his transfer to Juventus in 2022 for a €9m fee. Since joining the Turin side, he has gained international recognition with Italy, but now appears set for a fresh challenge abroad.
