With the injury of Arkadiusz Milik, Dusan Vlahovic stands alone at the forefront of Juventus' attack. The club is also grappling with the absence of Bremer, which has created a significant void in their defense.
Recent reports from 'La Gazetta dello Sport' indicate that Juventus' sporting director, Cristiano Guintoli, has compiled an extensive list of targets for the upcoming winter transfer window. Among these are two of the most in-form strikers at the moment.
Jonathan David from Lille and Lois Openda from RB Leipzig top the list. David has scored 8 goals and provided 2 assists in 13 matches this season, while Openda has netted 5 goals and assisted 2 in 9 appearances. The list of potential signings does not end there.
Another notable name on Juventus' radar is Dodi Lukebakio from Sevilla, who is highly regarded by coach Thiago Motta for his versatility in multiple roles. Additionally, Daniel Maldini, son of the legendary Italian player Paolo Maldini, currently playing for Monza, is also under consideration. The 22-year-old fits into Juventus' strategy of nurturing young talent.
His contract runs until 2026, but should an opportunity arise in January, Juventus may contemplate a transfer for the promising player at a reasonable price, considering the strong relationship between the two clubs.