According to Tuttomercato, Juventus' plans have changed because Sergej Milinkovic-Savic has renewed his contract with Al Hilal. Juventus had considered the former Lazio player to reinforce their midfield in January.

According to gazzetta.it, Sergej Milinkovic-Savic is considered the ideal reinforcement for Juventus, and bringing him back to Italy would require a significant financial proposal.

Sergej Milinkovic-Savic was a long-standing target for Juventus before his move to Saudi Arabia, at which time Lazio's owner Lotito opposed the transfer. Milinkovic-Savic's contract with Al Hilal expires at the end of the season, and once his agreement ends, the fiscal restrictions that often complicate players' returns to Europe will also end. Tuttosport explains that a move in January is difficult, but a transfer in June is more likely. From February, Juventus could begin to target Milinkovic-Savic as a free agent. The player is reportedly interested in returning to a more competitive league.

Juventus is monitoring Sergej Milinković-Savić, a 30-year-old Serbian midfielder, as a potential target. The club had repeatedly attempted to sign the player in the past while he was at Lazio, but a deal never materialized due to the excessive demands from the Biancocelesti. His time with Al Hilal is scheduled to conclude in June 2026, and a return to Italy is not being ruled out at that time. Although a move in January is considered unlikely, Juventus remains attentive to the situation. Al Hilal signed the midfielder from Lazio for a reported €40 million fee, and his current market value, according to Transfermarkt, is €17 million, significantly lower than his peak valuation while in Serie A. In addition to Juventus, Fenerbahçe and his former club Lazio have also been linked with a move for the player.