Juventus are considering Manchester City's 23-year-old English goalkeeper James Trafford as a potential summer target and have been tracking him for some time. The Italian club is considering Trafford as a secondary option, viewing him as a top option with longevity, while Liverpool's Alisson Becker is their primary choice. According to sources close to the situation, Trafford prefers to stay in the Premier League and wants to become a first-choice goalkeeper rather than move to a different country. Manchester City would prefer to keep him but will allow his departure for an acceptable offer. Other Premier League clubs are also interested, including Tottenham Hotspur, Brighton, and Leeds United. TEAMtalk previously reported that Aston Villa has increased its interest. A transfer fee could reach £30 million or higher if multiple clubs bid for him. Trafford, who has one cap for England, joined Manchester City from Burnley in July 2025 for a reported €31.2 million, and his current contract is valid until 2030.