Despite swirling transfer gossip linking Juventus with Nigerian striker Victor Osimhen, the Turin club has officially denied any current interest in signing the Napoli forward. Osimhen, widely regarded as one of Europe’s most explosive goal-scorers, has attracted attention from several top clubs this summer. However, Juventus management insists he is not on their immediate radar.
That said, insiders reveal Juventus has internally discussed options for bolstering their attack, especially amid uncertainty over Dusan Vlahovic’s future at the club. Vlahovic’s reluctance to extend his contract beyond 2026 has put Juventus in a position where they need a reliable frontman, keeping Osimhen’s name in the background as a potential target.
Negotiations are complicated by Osimhen’s contract at Napoli, which includes a €75 million release clause valid only for foreign clubs. Juventus would need to negotiate directly with Napoli, who are reportedly demanding around €80 million for the striker. This is further complicated by the historic rivalry between the two clubs and Napoli’s reluctance to sell to Juventus, stemming from past bitter transfers
