Juventus have enquired about moves for Arsenal and Chelsea strikers Gabriel Jesus and Nicolas Jackson, reports insider Romeo Agresti.
Italian giants Juve are intently looking to the Premier League this summer. With their interest in Aston Villa goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez hotting up, they're also looking to the top end of the pitch, with Dusan Vlahovic departing.
Agresti reports enquiries have been made for Arsenal and Chelsea strikers Jesus and Jackson, while departing Tottenham loanee Randal Kolo Muani and Atletico Madrid's Alexander Sorloth are the hottest names.
TuttoMercatoWeb suggests similarly that Sorloth remains top of the list and that negotiations are ongoing.
They, too, suggest that Jesus and Jackson are being monitored by Juve, while Kolo Muani is deemed compatible with Sorloth up top, so both men could be signed.
Interest in the Frenchman is a long-standing one following his loan period with the Italian club, so there's no surprise that he remains high on the list.
Jesus could stay in England
While Jesus is on the Juventus radar, it doesn't seem he's one of the favourites, and he might not be interested in a move away from England, anyway.
Indeed, SportsBoom reports Jesus is open to remaining in the Premier League if his opportunities at Arsenal are going to become limited, and the promise of regular football could prove decisive.
Newcastle and Everton are both keen on landing the Brazilian striker and offering that to him.
There is a suggestion that a battle could commence between the two clubs, and it's currently believed that the Toffees want Jesus more than Newcastle do.
However, the Magpies are said to have made contact in regards to the availability of the Arsenal striker, as they believe he's capable of helping them return to the top end of the Premier League.
There is a suggestion that the sale of Anthony Gordon and the potential exits of big names such as Sandro Tonali and Bruno Guimaraes will hand Newcastle a sizeable war chest with which they could land some quality players such as Jesus.
The 29-year-old has just one year left on his contract at the Emirates and played fewer than 500 minutes last season, partly as a result of injury, so it feels unlikely that Arsenal will be able to demand a large fee for him.
