Juventus exploring forward options amid Woltemade future uncertainty
The Turin club is scouting new strikers for next summer, with Retegui, Balogun, and Raimondo on their radar.
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Juventus management has begun the search for new attacking reinforcements for next season. According to reports from Italy, the club is evaluating several options to address ongoing productivity issues in their front line.
The club's shortlist currently includes three primary candidates: Mateo Retegui of Al-Qadsiah, Folarin Balogun from Monaco, and young forward Antonio Raimondo, who is currently on loan at Frosinone.
The need for new signings is driven by the status of Nick Woltemade. The German forward is currently on loan at the club without a purchase option. As he is expected to return to Newcastle in June 2027, Juventus are working to secure a long-term plan for the center-forward position.
Juventus intends to reach a final decision regarding their next attacking signing closer to the end of the season. At that stage, the club will assess each player's availability and tactical fit to ensure they select the right profile to improve the team's efficiency.