European media outlet “Transfermarkt” released a report titled “20 Years of Internal Transfers in Serie A”, pointing out that from 2004 to present, Juventus has spent the most on transfers within the league. The frequent transactions between Juventus and Fiorentina have generated much discussion.
Over the past 20 years, Juventus has spent €2.26 billion on internal Serie A transfers, surpassing Inter’s €1.61 billion, AC Milan’s €1.43 billion, and ranking first. Roma ranks fourth with €1.28 billion, and Napoli ranks fifth with €1.25 billion. These five teams have spent over €1 billion on internal Serie A transfers in the past two decades.
In Serie A, who is Juventus’s “biggest supplier”? The answer is: Fiorentina. The media has reviewed the high-priced transfers between the two teams in recent years, pointing out that the top three most expensive transfers all occurred in recent years: In 2022, Juventus spent €83.5 million to sign Vlahovic, ranking first; in 2020, Juventus spent €57.2 million to sign Federico Chiesa, ranking second; and in 2017, Juventus spent €40 million to sign Bernardeschi, ranking third.
Apart from Fiorentina, Genoa is also worth mentioning. Genoa is another important supplier for big clubs. However, Genoa has sold players to Juventus, Inter, and AC Milan, while their dealings with Inter are less frequent compared to their frequent interactions with Juventus. Their interactions are not limited to Juventus’s one-sided acquisition from the Viola; it also includes Juventus sending players like Moise Kean and Mandragora to Fiorentina.
Juventus and Fiorentina have frequent interactions in the transfer market. On the pitch, over the past 10 years, the two teams have clashed 21 times, with Juventus winning 15 against Fiorentina, a 72% winning rate far exceeding Juventus’s performance against other mid-to-upper-tier teams.
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