Overview
- Jonathan David scored a hat-trick for Canada at the World Cup, a performance that has returned attention to his club situation after a difficult first season in Turin.
- David told RSI Sport that he intends to stay at Juventus and cited a five-year contract as the reason he plans to remain focused on Torino.
- Italian media report that Juventus views David as sellable and has set a rough valuation near €35 million, though those figures come from unnamed club sources.
- Juventus is reported to be pursuing other forwards, notably Kolo Muani, with sporting director Giovanni Carnevali said to be central to any final decision on David.
- David’s struggles at Juventus—eight goals and five assists in his first season—and his prolific record at Lille explain why his World Cup display could either earn him a second chance at the club or raise his summer market value.