Jonathan David has been proposed to Paris FC, a club described as ambitious. Paris FC has appreciated the idea and there is a possibility of working on the transfer. Juventus is considering an immediate departure for David due to his high salary. The Trabzonspor option was discarded, and David's preference would be for a transfer to the Premier League or Ligue 1.

Tuttomercato reports that Juventus has put Jonathan David on the market because the club's new CEO, Giovanni Carnevali, wants to part ways with him. The player has indicated that he does not consider a move to Saudi Pro League clubs or top clubs in the Turkish Super Lig, and would only leave for an important European team. Jonathan David does not want to reduce his salary. Juventus purchased him last year for €12.5 million in additional costs, and Giovanni Carnevali is beginning negotiations with a request of €30 million for his transfer. David has a contract with four years remaining, which includes a net salary of €6 million per season and a €1 million signing bonus spread over the years, for a guaranteed total of €7 million annually.

La Gazzetta dello Sport reports that Luciano Spalletti does not intend to keep Jonathan David at Juventus. Spalletti has publicly criticized Jonathan David for being too kind on the pitch and for not pushing himself enough. According to the Italian daily, the relationship between the two has fluctuated in recent months and a standoff is underway. Juventus hopes that Jonathan David's strong World Cup performance will increase his value on the transfer market.

According to Tuttomercato, Jonathan David wants to remain at Juventus. Luciano Spalletti has discarded Jonathan David and has asked the management for a third striker after Ekhator and Kolo Muani. The player's salary is the main obstacle for potential suitors. The salary is 6 million euros per year plus 2 million in bonuses. It is complicated for any club to accept paying such a salary.

CalcioMercato reported that Juventus is attempting to sell Jonathan David to free up space and increase their proposal for Kolo Muani. David is described as one of two unsuccessful offensive players from the previous season. There is currently little market movement for the player following another disappointing World Cup.

According to reports in Italy, Juventus are willing to consider offers for Jonathan David this summer. Gazzetta reports that Jonathan David wants to remain at Juventus and compete for a starting position in 2026-27.

According to Tuttomercato, Juventus has decided to make Jonathan David available for transfer. The issue has already been discussed with the player and his entourage, who have been asked to find a solution that satisfies everyone. Juventus values the player's transfer fee at 35 million euros.

According to Tuttosport, Juventus would like to sell Jonathan David to record a capital gain on their balance sheet. The report states there have been no concrete signs of interest from other clubs at this time. A sale of David would allow Juventus to register a significant capital gain, but without buyers, it is only a theoretical option.

According to Tuttomercato, Jonathan David has been more involved in Juventus's offensive rotations this season, which is partly due to Vlahovic's injury and Openda's poor performance. The outlet reports that while David's numbers are below expectations, he still has significant market value, and any sale would represent a capital gain for the club as he arrived at almost zero cost. The report adds that if forced to choose between Openda and David, coach Spalletti would prefer to keep David for his technical characteristics and ability to link play.

According to Tuttomercato, Jonathan David was entered into the accounts for 12 million, including bonuses and commissions. An immediate sale of the player would generate an almost negligible accounting gain.

According to Tuttomercato, Juventus has made a decision regarding Jonathan David's role as their striker, after giving him a high salary and subsequently realizing he was not the striker they were looking for.

Luciano Spalletti appreciates Jonathan David's work ethic and dedication. The coach's growing confidence in David has caused him to proceed more slowly with a potential sale in order to evaluate the player during pre-season training and assess his potential from the beginning of the season. This was not possible initially because Juventus was managed by Igor Tudor.

Corriere dello Sport reports that Jonathan David's future is uncertain. Several French clubs are interested in Jonathan David, who could also be used as part of a swap deal for Kolo Muani. According to the report, if proposals of around 20 million euros are received, Jonathan David and Juventus could separate after just one season.

According to Nicolo Schira, Jonathan David could leave Juventus in the summer transfer window. Juventus and coach Luciano Spalletti are reportedly not satisfied with his performances, so they are open to a possible sale and are already exploring the market to find a solution.

Jonathan David is not guaranteed to stay at Juventus.

According to Tuttomercato, a swap deal involving Jonathan David will not happen, and he wants to remain in Turin because he has overcome a psychological difficulty due to the goals he has scored recently.

Tuttomercato reports that speculation about a potential January departure for Jonathan David has been denied by the player, his entourage, and Juventus.

It is possible that 25-year-old Jonathan David could leave Juventus this winter. Jonathan David is on a list of players who could change clubs during this transfer window. Juventus is waiting for offers for players who can generate revenue for the club, including Jonathan David. A suitable offer could result in the Canadian's departure. Jonathan David arrived on a free transfer last summer and has the second highest salary in the squad behind Dusan Vlahovic. The Canadian international, who has 73 caps and 37 goals for his country, has scored one goal and provided one assist in 15 Serie A appearances this season. His current contract runs until 2030 and his Transfermarkt market value is €35.00m. Several Premier League clubs, including Newcastle United and Chelsea, have been linked with the forward.