Juventus running out of attacking options

In Turin, the search for a new striker has turned into a real headache. Juventus are chasing multiple targets, but none seem to truly stand out.

The Randal Kolo Muani case remains open, but Tottenham are slamming the door shut. Despite this, the French international remains the top priority for the Bianconeri management, even if the chances of landing him are slim. Behind him, other names are being considered. Joshua Zirkzee, now at Manchester United, has emerged as a credible alternative. Jhon Durán, currently playing for Fenerbahçe, is also being closely monitored.

Then comes a more unexpected idea: Álvaro Morata. Having already played twice for Juventus, the Spaniard could represent a last-resort solution. But the circumstances make everything complicated. Loaned by Milan to Como with an obligation to buy, rarely used and hampered by physical issues, his return seems hard to imagine. The result: Juve are moving forward, but with no guarantees, as the need for a clinical striker becomes more and more urgent.

Aliou Toundé |

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