GOAL, citing Tuttosport, reported that Juventus have begun to prioritise strengthening the left flank with the January transfer window approaching. The report added that Massara and Carnevali already have three players on their shortlist.
Nagida described as the most viable option
GOAL, citing Tuttosport, reported that the most viable option is Mahamadou Aboubakar Nagida, a wide player born in 2005 and a Cameroon international under contract with Rennes. Nagida is left-footed and has made 11 appearances, scoring one goal and providing one assist. He also played a prominent role in the Europa League head-to-head against Juventus.
GOAL reported that what makes Nagida the most viable option is that he shares agents with Khephren Thuram and Jeremie Boga, who are already under contract with Juventus.
Mitchell remains on the radar
Tyrick Mitchell keeps cropping up on Juventus' radar, with the club's transfer officials having tracked him for some time. Mitchell is a Crystal Palace mainstay, having joined the club in 2016 and completed his youth development there.
He is capable of playing at full-back in a back four or as a wing-back. Mitchell is under contract until 30 June 2027, so a free transfer would have to wait until next summer.
Raum is another option
RB Leipzig's German full-back David Raum, born in 1998, is also out of contract on 30 June 2027. Raum is a Germany international and more of an out-and-out full-back in a back four.
Unlike Mitchell, Raum plays for a club that tends to sell. GOAL reported that, with Raum's contract expiring at the end of the season, a January deal could be easier to strike between two clubs that have done several deals in the past.
Cambiaso future still under pressure
Andrea Cambiaso is finding his form again, but his future at Juventus remains under pressure. Foreign clubs, including Barcelona, are keeping tabs on Cambiaso, and a key role under Luciano Spalletti is far from guaranteed.