A deal that, at least on paper, could allow the Turin-based club to finance a future investment by selling a player who failed to perform at his best during his time with Juventus
The Canadian forward has made a big impact in Spain with Atlético Madrid
The Bianconeri’s struggles on offense are evident, while the forwards traded away over the summer are on fire
Atlético Madrid signed him on loan with an option to buy set at 25 million euros.
Atlético Madrid wins the derby, overtakes Mourinho’s team in the standings, and sets its sights on Barcelona
After four Serie A matchdays, Juventus is still waiting for one of its forwards to score the team’s first goal of the season: it’s best to ignore what’s happening elsewhere.
They failed in Italy, but suddenly they’re making a difference elsewhere. There are many such cases, and they give us pause for thought.
It’s a race against time to find a new center forward, but the first step has been taken: the Canadian is ready to make way for someone else.
With his popularity among fans continuing to wane, Jonathan David could leave Juventus at the last minute, just before the summer transfer window closes.
With just a few days left before the transfer window closes, the Bianconeri club is pushing for a deal that differs from the ones considered in recent days.
The Canadian forward is not part of Luciano Spalletti’s plans, but selling him is proving to be very difficult.
The Bianconeri are looking to strengthen the attack at Luciano Spalletti’s disposal
The Canadian forward continues to turn down offers from abroad: will another forward be leaving?
The strategy for the Old Lady’s attack is taking further shape now that the issues related to the goal and defense have been resolved.
Jonathan David is one of the Juventus players who, if an offer deemed satisfactory is made, could leave Turin.
A great many users have taken to social media to share their thoughts on the Canadian center forward’s statements.
The player’s valuation, on the other hand, does not appear to be particularly high: the club, which signed him on a zero-parameter basis last summer, could be satisfied with between 25 and 30 million euros.
The Juventus coach spoke to Dazn microphones before the start of the challenge against the Larians
The Canadian could have played Sunday night in a blue jersey
The Canadian could have played Sunday night in a blue jersey
The big dream of the Bianconeri winter market would be the former AC Milan midfielder. Ready a'bid with technical quid pro quo.
Reading the names of the starters on the field in Naples, a number of important absences stand out and outline the Juventus that Spalletti has in mind.
The Serbian striker's injury changes the outlook not only ahead of January, but also in terms of the future for the Old Lady.
The Canadian striker who arrived at Juventus in the summer reportedly ended up in the sights of the Rossoneri, who are always looking for a bomber
Luciano Spalletti ready to give a chance to the two summer signings who, so far, have largely disappointed expectations.
The bianconeri have made a decision on two players who have strongly disappointed in this first part of the season
The bianconeri have made a decision on two players who have strongly disappointed in this first part of the season
Milan is in the window, looking for a new center forward, and may be banking precisely on the Canadian’s desire for redemption.
The Mexican’s performance so far has not convinced: one year on, the Rossoneri are thinking of a new name for the attack.
There would not only be the French Olympique Marseille and the English Tottenham on the trail of Canadian Jonathan David.
