Jonathan David is impressing at the World Cup with Canada, and his performances could benefit Juventus as they attempt to sell the striker during the current transfer window.
The forward only joined the club a year ago, but he has struggled to settle in Turin and has not established himself as a key player under Luciano Spalletti. Juventus are now prepared to move him on as they continue reshaping their squad ahead of next season.
Juventus Ready to Sell Jonathan David
The Bianconeri view his potential departure as an opportunity to generate a significant capital gain because he originally arrived at the club as a free agent. Interest from other clubs is already beginning to emerge as his strong international displays continue to attract attention.
David reportedly wants another season to prove himself at Juventus, although the club appear unconvinced that he can become the leading striker required to guide the team forward in the long term.
As reported by Tuttomercatoweb, Juventus are not interested in keeping him beyond this campaign and are now aiming to sell him for around €30 million to €35 million this summer.
The club are hopeful that his World Cup performances with Canada will encourage interested sides to meet their valuation and accelerate negotiations in the coming weeks. Juventus are also eager to create additional room within the squad and reduce pressure on their wage structure as they continue planning for the future.
Striker Targets Already Identified
Juventus have already started identifying potential replacements as they prepare for possible changes in attack before the new season begins.
The report claims the club admire both Alexander Sorloth and Randal Kolo Muani, with the pair viewed as strikers capable of improving the current squad and fitting more effectively into Luciano Spalletti’s tactical system.
The Bianconeri believe fresh attacking options could strengthen their chances of competing for major honours next season and are expected to remain active in the transfer market while discussions surrounding David’s future continue.