Activity in the Juventus transfer market continues intensely as the club explores various options for strengthening the squad and managing current players` futures.
Focus remains on the attacking department. Canadian striker Jonathan David is a primary target, with recent reports suggesting he might lower his demands. However, high commission fees, potentially around €15 million, represent a significant hurdle in negotiations. Club contacts regarding David were reportedly held on Monday.
Another potential reinforcement for the attack is Jadon Sancho from Manchester United. Juventus has enquired about the player, but his high salary is a major obstacle. A video call between Juventus and Manchester United is scheduled to discuss a potential deal. Meanwhile, José Mourinho`s Fenerbahce is also reportedly interested in the English winger.
Regarding current strikers, Dusan Vlahovic`s future is also under discussion, with a potential move to Milan being reported as possible only under certain conditions.
In terms of coaching, the situation around Sérgio Conceição and his clause is a key point, with Juventus reportedly hoping for a discount on the release fee.
Potential departures include wingers Timothy Weah and Joseph Nonge Mbangula, who are reportedly nearing a move to Nottingham Forest, although Weah is said to be not fully convinced by the destination. Juventus is also reportedly considering Carlos Augusto should Andrea Cambiaso leave.
Elsewhere, winger Federico Chiesa is attracting interest from four other Serie A clubs, and confirmation is awaited for Paul Pogba`s expected move to Monaco.
Other reports from the feed note that Rasmus Hojlund`s departure from Manchester United is increasingly likely, with Inter and Juventus keeping an eye on the situation, and Croatian striker Matija Krstovic wishes to stay in Italy.