According to reports, Juventus is set to completely revamp its attack for the 2025-26 season, as Randal Kolo Muani is on loan from Paris Saint-Germain, and Dušan Vlahović is likely to be sold in the transfer market after refusing to renew his contract with the Bianconeri.

TuttoSport claims that Victor Osimhen remains Juventus’ primary target, but the Nigerian striker is currently in negotiations with Manchester United. Signing him from Napoli would cost at least €70 million, plus a multi-million-euro salary. However, the progress of his talks with United has caused serious concern among Juventus officials.

One of the main alternatives to Osimhen is Atalanta’s Matteo Retegui, who has been Serie A’s top scorer this season. Ademola Lookman, Osimhen’s compatriot and another Atalanta forward, is also on Juventus’ radar, though he is more of a shadow striker than a classic center-forward.

TuttoSport also reports that Retegui’s transfer fee would be at least €50 million. Meanwhile, Jonathan David is available as a free agent but would demand high wages and agent fees. Liam Delap is another striker on Juventus’ shortlist, with a potential €35 million move from Ipswich Town.