According to Sky Sports Italia, Juventus striker Moise Keane could leave on loan in January's winter transfer window.
The 23-year-old Italian striker's status at Torino City has declined, with Keane already a replacement for Vlahovic and Chiesa, and now boss Allegri prefers to start with youngster Ildiz.
Transfer expert Di Marzio claims Keane's situation is one to watch and the Bianconeri may be prepared to assess the chances of sending him out on loan in the final stages of the winter transfer window.
Keane still hasn't opened his Serie A goal account in the first half of the season, and the last time he scored in Serie A was back against Verona in April 2023.
The young striker came through Juve's own academy and returned to Juventus after a disappointing career at Everton.
According to Sky Sports Italia, Lille centre-back Thiago Jallow has agreed to move to Juventus in the winter transfer window.
The 23-year-old Portuguese defender has been a target of interest for Inter Milan and Jallow has reportedly agreed to join the Nerazzurri after his contract with Lille expired this summer.
According to transfer expert Di Marzio, the Bianconeri are now trying to get ahead of Inter Milan by signing Jallow in January. Juve want to pay Lille a nominal fee in the coming weeks to bring in the Portuguese in the winter transfer window.
Jallow has been out of action for a long time due to a cruciate ligament injury, but in order to avoid losing him for nothing in June, Lille could sell him in this transfer window.
Juve were impressed with Jalllow's performances last season and are willing to pay €3 million for a transfer fee in order to preemptively sign the Portuguese defender this month, according to Football-Italia.
According to the market-wide website, Inter Milan refused to compete with Juventus for Lille defender Jallow this month.
A few weeks ago, Inter were the favourites to sign Jallow but now the Bianconeri have overtaken them.
Juve have been keeping an eye on the Portuguese defender since last season, seeing him as a great addition to the squad. Juve's initial goal was to sign Jarlow from Lille this summer, similar to Inter Milan, but after learning that the latter had the same idea, the club opted to move forward this month.
The report claims that Juve are willing to offer Lille some financial compensation in order to prompt Jallow to move in the winter transfer window. Inter are aware of the development, but according to the market-wide network, they do not intend to compete with Juve for the signing of Jallow Jallow.
Instead, Inter plan to wait a little longer to see if they can sign Jarrow without joining the fray this summer, as Juventus paid to Lille this month to sign Jarrow.