Juventus are reportedly exploring the possibility of bringing Leonardo Spinazzola back to Turin on a free transfer, according to Sky Sport. The move would mark a return for the full-back, who previously wore the black and white shirt before departing in 2019 after spells with both the Primavera and senior squads.
The Bianconeri are already planning for the future, working on both contract renewals and potential new arrivals. Spinazzola, born in 1993, is currently out of contract at Napoli this summer, making him an attractive target. Juventus are said to have made an initial approach to assess the feasibility of a deal.
Contract Proposals
Napoli have tabled a one-year renewal offer with an option for another season, but Juventus appear ready to go further, proposing a two-year contract that would meet the player’s expectations. This offer is understood to appeal to Spinazzola, who values long-term stability at this point in his career.
Nevertheless, the left-back is keeping his focus on Napoli for now. Having joined the club in 2024, he remains under the guidance of Antonio Conte and intends to give priority to discussions with the Partenopei before making a definitive decision about his future.
Spinazzola’s Season So Far
– Matches played: 35
– Starts: 26
– Goals: 3
– Assists: 5
