The 27-year-old French forward might return to his former club following a highly disappointing spell in North London.
Escaping a stressful relegation battle allows the recruitment team to shift focus to squad auditing. Consequently, 1-goal Tottenham loanee Randal Kolo Muani will officially head back to Paris Saint-Germain this summer, as the North Londoners have absolutely no intention of retaining him.
The Frenchman remains a popular figure at Continassa thanks to a positive six-month loan spell in 2025. Therefore, Italian heavyweights Juventus placed the attacker atop a four-man shortlist. They require a permanent replacement for the 6ft 3 in Dusan Vlahovic, whose current contract expires in exactly thirty days.
Negotiations between directors and Milos Vlahovic, negotiating on his son’s behalf, remain significantly stalled. The striker will take a pay cut on his twelve million euros yearly salary, requesting eight million, while the club offers six million. His futile brace against Torino on the final day was his ultimate act.
Luciano Spalletti demands striking reinforcements as alternative targets emerge on radar
Manager Luciano Spalletti urged management to keep the Serbian international who delivered four goals in four matches following his injury return. However, a departure appears highly likely. Turin-based newspaper Tuttosport explained that Juventus turned their attention toward a replacement completely.
The source adds three other alternatives currently being tracked, beginning with Alexander Sorloth. The Norwegian international is a physically imposing striker who represents a like-for-like replacement. The 30-year-old would be open to leaving Spanish side Atletico Madrid.
Gonzalo Garcia is another understudy currently residing in the Spanish capital. The 22-year-old could join Juventus with Real Madrid retaining a specific buy-back option, highly similar to Alvaro Morata in 2014. Finally, the Bianconeri are closely monitoring Jean-Philippe Mateta.
The forward scored the winner for Crystal Palace in the Conference League final against Rayo Vallecano. Ultimately, shipping out underperforming loanees remains vital for Roberto De Zerbi in preparing his tactical revolution. The N17 faithful will not lose sleep over this departure after witnessing such toothless output.