TEAMtalk has reported that Juventus will allow Jonathan David, a 26-year-old Canadian international, to depart this summer if they can secure a new contract for another top international striker. Intermediaries who are knowledgeable about David's situation have communicated with multiple Premier League clubs regarding a possible transfer. It is understood that Aston Villa, Manchester United, Newcastle, Tottenham, Brighton, Everton, Sunderland, Nottingham Forest, and Leeds have received updates on the forward's status. David moved to Juventus from Lille on a free transfer last summer and has scored seven goals in 37 appearances. Although David's representatives publicly maintain that he is settled in Turin, they are also aware that an opportunity for him to leave could arise. It is reported that the probability of a transfer will increase substantially if Juventus can persuade Dusan Vlahovic, whose contract ends this summer, to sign a new agreement. Sources claim that Juventus have resumed talks with Vlahovic and are preparing a higher offer. The player is also said to be open to remaining with the club. The Canadian forward has 73 caps and 37 goals for his country. His contract is valid until 2030, and his current market value, according to Transfermarkt, is €35.00m. It was reported that in December 2025, Juventus valued the player at approximately €25 million in potential swap deals. It was also reported that his asking price at Lille was around €35 million in July 2024.