According to Tuttosport, Juventus are willing to consider offers for striker Jonathan David this summer, and Nottingham Forest, Tottenham Hotspur and West Ham United have been made aware of his availability.

Claret and Hugh report that West Ham United were interested in Jonathan David in January. According to a source quoted by Claret and Hugh, David believed he was joining West Ham. The source said that they spoke to the club in December, but West Ham delayed their decision and subsequently signed other players. The source also stated that the manager did not think he suited the style, whereas Promise was confident he would score goals. The deal collapsed because of uncertainty about whether Jonathan David suited the team’s style of play.

West Ham United and Premier League club Wolves are reportedly monitoring Jonathan David, a 26-year-old Juventus striker. Tottenham and Newcastle are also competing for the Canada international and are said to be ahead of the other clubs in pursuing him. According to Sports Boom, Tottenham are interested in signing David and are prepared to make significant enquiries. A potential transfer seems difficult because Juventus has a firm stance that the player is not for sale, as the club considers him essential to its long-term plans. The report from Sports Boom also states that David has expressed a clear desire to play in the Premier League in the future. David signed for Juventus in July 2025, with his contract lasting until June 2030. This season, he has scored 3 goals and provided 3 assists in 19 Serie A matches. The forward has 73 caps and 37 goals for Canada, and his current market value, according to Transfermarkt, is €35 million. Juventus reportedly placed a value of approximately €25 million on the player in December 2025 as part of a potential swap deal.