David s medical examination on weekend, Juventus also wants to sign Osmeen and Sancho, but has not yet agreed to go on loan

Italian transfer expert Di Mazio reported that Juventus is still working to reach an agreement with Paris Saint-Germain to renew the loan striker Kroo Muani, but the two clubs are still unable to reach an agreement and PSG is unwilling to accept the current proposal of the Zebras.

Muani joined Juventus on loan in January and had no option to buy out. The Zebra Legion then reached an agreement with Paris to extend the loan period until after the Club World Cup. Juventus lost 0-1 to Real Madrid on Tuesday night, ending the Club World Cup.

As for the current situation, Muani is still a PSG player, with his contract expiration until the summer of 2028. The French striker made 16 appearances in the Serie A and scored 8 goals. The Turin giants hope to continue to loan Muani, but Paris is not satisfied with the conditions offered by Juventus.

According to Dimazio, Juventus is working hard to keep Muani on loan and with a right to buy, but Paris Saint-Germain is not willing to accept it at the moment. It is understood that PSG is more willing to sell Muani forever, or rent him out with an obligation buyout clause than just purchasing the option.

On the other hand, Juventus has finalized new center Jonathan David, the Canadian international has expired in its contract with Lille. He is expected to complete a physical examination with the Zebras by this weekend and then join the team freely. Italian media confirmed that after finally reaching an agreement with Juventus on personal terms, 25-year-old Canadian forward Jonathan David will go to Italy to complete a medical examination by this weekend and then officially sign the contract.

David's contract with Lille expired at the end of last month and is currently a free agent. It is reported that the Zebras have been paying attention to him since 2023, and he is expected to sign a five-year contract until the summer of 2030, with an annual salary of 6 million euros, plus a bonus clause of up to 1 million to 2 million per season.

Although called "free agent", David's agent and representative are reported to be asking for surcharges and signing bonuses of more than 10 million euros. According to Dimazio on Wednesday, David is expected to go to Turin City for a medical examination on Friday and go through the final procedures for transfer to the Allianz Stadium.

David's medical examination is expected to be held in the morning, which makes it possible for the official announcement to be released on weekends. While negotiations have been going on for several months, David’s arrival is still earlier than initially expected as the Canadian national team was unexpectedly eliminated by Guatemala in the quarterfinals of the CFA Gold Cup last weekend. Several Italian media reported that after finalizing the deal for Canadian striker Jonathan David, Juventus is still interested in Nigerian center Victor Osmaine.

Football Italia transfer expert Alfredo Pedula and Sky Sports Italy revealed that the Zebras are still willing to sign the Nigerian international to strengthen their offense in the 2025-26 season.

Football Italia reported at the end of June that David had reached personal terms with Juventus, and the Turin giant is still negotiating with Osmeen's entourage. Sky Sports confirmed that the relationship between Juventus and Osmaine's agent was getting closer last weekend.

Juventus plans to sell Vlahovic this summer because the Serbian international is reluctant to extend his contract beyond 2026. Muani comes on loan from Paris Saint-Germain and Juventus will negotiate with PSG, hoping to extend the loan period of the French striker to next summer.

Osmeen's contract with Naples included a 75 million euro termination clause, but this was invalid for domestic clubs in Italy, which means Juventus must negotiate the transfer fee with De Laurentis' club.

Sky Sports Italy reported on Wednesday local time that Juventus had active talks with Manchester United winger Jaden Sancho in recent hours.

Zebras are still negotiating with Manchester United abandoned player Sancho, and according to Italian Sky Sports transfer expert Di Mazio, Juventus has had active discussions with the England winger in recent hours. In June, the Turin giants had already started negotiations with his club Manchester United.

25-year-old Sancho played at Chelsea on loan last season and returned to Old Trafford this summer. Sancho played 41 times for the Blues last season, contributing 5 goals and 10 assists.

Meanwhile, Juventus has reached an agreement with Jonathan David and is ready to welcome the Canadian international to join the free agency as his contract with Lille expires at the end of June.

Zebras also hope to sell Serbian striker Vlahovic, who is unwilling to renew his contract until after 2026, and remain interested in Napoli center Osmeen.

According to Il Bianconero, Manchester United has notified Juventus and other interested clubs that Sancho's asking price is 29 million euros.

Juventus and Inter Milan were both eliminated in the club's World Cup round of 16. The football market website reported that the Zebras earned between 28 million and 30 million euros, slightly lower than the Neptune.

Inter Milan and Juventus are the Serie A representatives of this Club World Cup, but both teams were eliminated in the round of 16 matches. The Nerazzurri lost 0-2 to Fluminense, while Juventus lost 0-1 to Real Madrid.

According to the Football Market Network, Inter Milan earned 24 million euros for participating in the competition alone. In addition, they won 1.9 million in two wins against Urawa Red Diamonds and Riverbed in the group stage, and scored 900,000 in a draw against Monterrey. The qualifying round of the 16th round brought another 7 million, bringing the total prize to 35.7 million..

On the other hand, Juventus's revenue to participate in the Club World Cup ranged from 18 million to 20 million euros, plus their 1.9 million victory against Ain and Wayda for each victory against Ain and Wayda, and 7 million for advancing to the top 16, totaling between 28 million and 30 million. The

quarterfinals are worth 12.2 million euros, the semi-finals teams will receive 19.5 million, the teams entering the finals will receive an additional 27.9 million, and the Club World Cup champion will receive another 37.2 million.