Juventus are casting their eyes towards the future, exploring potential reinforcements as they seek to add both quality and experience to the squad. In recent days, attention has centred on Bayern Munich’s Serge Gnabry, with the German winger emerging as an intriguing option for the Bianconeri. Meanwhile, Bayern continue to show interest in Dusan Vlahovic, signalling the possibility of a transfer tussle between two European giants.
Il Quotidiano Sportivo report how Gnabry has proven himself across Bundesliga and Champions League campaigns, bringing not only versatility but also valuable experience to his current club. With both Gnabry’s and Vlahovic’s contracts set to expire in 2026, the pair represent especially attractive targets in the context of the international market and so-called ‘free transfer’ negotiations.
Juventus’ scouting list remains broad, including not just attacking players but also midfield options. Following earlier research into Hojbjerg, Frendrup, and Bernabè, the club is reportedly considering Granit Xhaka of Sunderland, looking to bolster depth with seasoned campaigners.
On the medical front, a sigh of relief swept through the Juventus camp as Vlahovic was cleared of any muscular lesions following scrutiny at J Medical. After experiencing discomfort while with Serbia’s national team, the striker’s condition was updated to “muscle fatigue,” not a more serious injury. Optimism now surrounds his potential return for the big match in Florence, with Vlahovic set to take part in preparations and working to be fit for the squad.
As the winter approaches, Juventus seem determined to strengthen prudently—balancing financial discipline with the ambition to remain competitive both domestically and in Europe. The club will re-evaluate Vlahovic’s contract as the season progresses, ensuring future plans remain open amid ongoing interest from elite clubs. For now, all eyes remain on the upcoming fixtures and on the potential market intrigue involving Gnabry and Vlahovic.
