Goal.com has reported that Juventus hold the strongest immediate interest in Lucas Bergvall, with the club targeting a six-month loan in January to alleviate their midfield injury crisis. However, Spurs currently have no desire to approve a temporary departure.

TuttoJuve reports that Juventus are interested in signing Lucas Bergvall from Tottenham Hotspur in the winter window, but only on the condition that Tottenham are open to a loan deal. Intermediaries have inquired about Bergvall's situation with Juventus, who are seeking another midfielder. Bergvall recently signed a new contract with Tottenham, which reportedly includes a release clause for a potential sale in 2027. There is no current desire to sell Bergvall, but Juventus are waiting for a possible loan in January if the player continues to receive limited game time.

Juventus are one of several top European clubs, including Borussia Dortmund, RB Leipzig, and Atlético Madrid, that have extensively tracked Tottenham's Swedish international midfielder Lucas Bergvall and continue to admire him. Tottenham is seeking £50 million for the 20-year-old, a valuation that sources say none of those clubs are currently prepared to meet. This has left Premier League teams as his most realistic destination, with Nottingham Forest having already had a £38 million bid for the player rejected. Bergvall, who has 14 caps for Sweden, joined Tottenham in July 2024 from Djurgården for a reported €10 million and his contract runs until 2031. In the 2025/2026 Premier League season, he made 50 appearances, scoring one goal and providing four assists. His current Transfermarkt market value is €35.00m.