Overview
- Juventus has renewed contact with Jonathan David’s representatives this week as the club presses for a transfer before the summer window closes.
- Paris FC has made the most concrete approach reported so far, with other links to Hull City, Atlético Madrid and Fiorentina also mentioned in coverage.
- David has publicly and privately resisted moves, saying he wants to stay in Turin and win the coach Luciano Spalletti’s trust.
- The striker scored eight goals in 46 appearances in 2025–26, remains under contract until June 2030, and would generate a capital gain for Juventus because he arrived on a free transfer.
- A permanent move could send David back to Ligue 1 and clear space for Juventus to sign a more physical centre‑forward, while his refusal to leave could block incoming transfers the club views as urgent.