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Juventus are reportedly eyeing a move for striker Rasmus Hojlund, while Manchester United continue to track their exciting Turkish talent Kenan Yildiz.
The Red Devils are expected to be active in the upcoming transfer window, with a focus on fine-tuning their attack after a turbulent campaign.
According to calciomercato, Juventus are closely monitoring Hojlund’s situation at Old Trafford and could attempt to lure the Dane back to Serie A.
Hojlund arrived from Atalanta last summer for a fee of €70 million and, while flashes of brilliance have emerged, he has struggled to find consistent form in a misfiring United side.
With 24 goals in 82 appearances, his potential is clear—but so too is the uncertainty surrounding his long-term role.
Juventus are looking to rebuild their forward line, with Dusan Vlahovic yet to renew and both Randal Kolo Muani and Arek Milik likely to depart. Hojlund, still only twenty-one, fits the profile of the dynamic, long-term option they’re seeking.
However, any deal involving Hojlund may not be one-way traffic.
United are among a host of Premier League clubs reportedly keeping tabs on Juventus starlet Kenan Yildiz.
The nineteen-year-old has flourished under new manager Igor Tudor, becoming a central figure in the Turin club’s push for Champions League qualification.
Yildiz has already netted twice under Tudor and is being tipped as the future of the club.
Awarded the number ten shirt, the Turkish international has become a symbol of the Bianconeri’s new era. But should Juventus fail to secure a Champions League spot, keeping hold of him could prove difficult.
He is one of the youngest players in Europe to have scored more than five goals this season.
The possibility of a swap deal concerning Hojlund and Yildiz remains speculative but increasingly plausible.
The outcome could hinge on whether either club makes it into next season’s Champions League.
While United remain committed to Hojlund’s development, an enticing offer from Juventus could force a re-evaluation, especially if it facilitates a move for Yildiz or funds a larger summer reshuffle.
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