Southampton is prepared to move forward for a “exceptional” player, but one thing is necessary before.

Southampton, who are currently ranked fourth in the Championship, is nevertheless determined to return to the Premier League right away.

Despite having a game in hand, Russell Martin’s team is six points behind Leeds United, who hold the final automatic promotion slot.

The Saints can’t afford any more mistakes with ten games left in the demanding season, following a setback last month that resulted in three straight losses.

One rumored target has surfaced, and Director of Football Jason Wilcox will already be making plans for the summer transfer window.

Southampton and Juventus striker Matias Soule are connected.
TIM: Juventus vs. Frosinone in Serie A
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OnTheMinute reports that Southampton is getting ready to make

a move for Matias Soule, who is currently on a season-long loan from Juventus to Serie A team Frosinone.

In January, Al-Ittihad, a Saudi Pro League team, made Juventus an offer of £21 million, but the agreement was never finalized. According to Calcio Mercato, the Italian powerhouses estimate that their youngster is worth £34 million.

Three Premier League teams, including Crystal Palace, Newcastle United, and Brentford, are vying for his services, according to the article.

The acquisition of Soule by Southampton is contingent upon their ability to get promotion back to the premier league, which is still up in the air at this time.

What kind of athlete does Matias Soule play?
Soule was featured on the Football Talent Scout website in January, when he was given a potential rating of 9.5/10.

which suggests they think he has what it takes to be among the world’s finest wingers.

“Matías Soulé is a left-footed athlete with outstanding technical skills in ball handling, passing, and dribbling. The talent scout noted, “He’s a really skilled player who knows how to play to his abilities and likes being a creative on the pitch.

Although the 2003 native can play off the right or as a second striker, beginning on the flank has helped him score most of his goals.

According to Football Italia, Soule is coveted by the Italy national team and has received caps for Argentina at the youth level.

It appears like the Saints will have competition to get his signature this summer, and if they

stay in the Championship for a another season, their chances of acquiring the highly-regarded forward seem bleak.