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Juventus sign Jonathan David as Galarza interest grows

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Juventus Daily News Roundup
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Juventus have added Jonathan David on a free deal until 2030 after his Lille exit, giving Igor Tudor a striker with 116 goals in 249 games, while Matias Galarza's agent says they have made the strongest offer for the Paraguay midfielder.

Juventus remain in talks with Manchester United over Joshua Zirkzee, with the striker open to the move. United may accept a loan, though some still want a sale.open

Juventus are keen on Brahim Diaz, but Real Madrid coach Jose Mourinho is counting on him for 2026-27, making a summer move back to Italy unlikely.open

Juventus beat Chelsea 1-0 in Hong Kong as Edon Zhegrova scored from a Yildiz assist. Cambiaso and Boga impressed, while David, Douglas Luiz and Milik disappointed.open

Juventus have made the strongest offer for Matias Galarza, his agent hinted, with the Paraguay midfielder eager for Europe after River Plate excluded him.open

PSG have improved their €35m bid for Zion Suzuki and plan to loan the Parma goalkeeper to Juventus, who want a new No 1 but could not afford the fee.open

Leaked images show Juventus's 2026-27 third kit in black with metallic gold details, a grey flame graphic and 'YOUTH SINCE 1897' on the upper back.open

Juventus face Chelsea in Hong Kong after an unbeaten pre-season run. The preview backs a 1-1 draw and expects Kolo Muani, Yildiz and Locatelli to start.open

Juventus face Nottingham Forest and Galatasaray in the race for Tijjani Reijnders, with Manchester City said to want €64m for the Dutch midfielder.open

Juventus have signed Jonathan David on a free until 2030 after his Lille exit, boosting Igor Tudor's attack with a striker who scored 116 goals in 249 games.open

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