Juventus will permit 26-year-old Canadian international Jonathan David to leave this summer on the condition that they secure a contract with another top international striker. TEAMtalk has confirmed that intermediaries with knowledge of the player's situation have approached a number of Premier League clubs regarding a potential move. Nottingham Forest is among a long list of clubs that have reportedly been updated on the striker's availability, which also includes Manchester United, Aston Villa, Newcastle, Tottenham, Brighton, Everton, Sunderland, and Leeds. While representatives for David publicly insist the player is settled, they are aware an opportunity to leave could arise. It is said that those chances will increase significantly if Juventus persuades Dusan Vlahovic to sign a new deal. According to sources cited by TEAMtalk, Juventus has re-engaged in contract talks with Vlahovic, whose contract expires this summer, and is preparing to increase its offer because it believes he is its best option for the future. David, who has 37 goals in 73 caps for Canada, joined Juventus in July 2025 and is under contract until 2030. He has scored 4 goals in 5 Serie A appearances this season, and his current Transfermarkt market value is €35.00m. Juventus reportedly valued the player at approximately €25 million in potential swap deals in December 2025.