According to TEAMtalk, Juventus are now prepared to allow Jonathan David's departure on loan amid interest from Brighton and other English sides. Intermediaries working on David’s behalf have started contacting a number of Premier League clubs to gauge interest, and Brighton have been informed of the striker’s potential availability. Juventus are open to a loan structure which could include either an obligation or option to buy depending on the financial package. David is understood to be open to moving to England and sources suggest the prospect of a Premier League transfer strongly appeals to him following a frustrating year in Italy.

Juventus will allow Canadian striker Jonathan David, 26, to leave this summer if they sign another top international striker. The possibility of David's departure is significantly dependent on the future of his teammate, Dusan Vlahovic, whose contract is due to expire. According to sources cited by TEAMtalk, Juventus have resumed contract negotiations with Vlahovic, who is reportedly receptive to staying. If a new agreement for Vlahovic is reached, the likelihood of David being permitted to leave will increase considerably. Consequently, intermediaries familiar with David's circumstances have been in contact with a number of Premier League clubs about a potential summer transfer. Brighton, Manchester United, Aston Villa, Newcastle, Tottenham, Everton, Sunderland, Nottingham Forest, and Leeds are reportedly among the clubs that have been informed about the situation. While David's representatives publicly state that the player is settled, they are aware that a transfer opportunity might arise. David joined Juventus in July 2025 and has a contract until June 2030. He has scored 4 goals in 5 Serie A appearances this season and has 73 caps and 37 goals for Canada. His current Transfermarkt market value is €35.00m. In December 2025, Juventus reportedly valued the player at approximately €25 million in potential swap deals, while in July 2024, his previous club Lille had an asking price of around €35 million.