Jonathan David earned widespread praise after scoring a hat trick for Canada in their second World Cup match against Qatar, with Juventus also encouraged to see the striker rediscover his goalscoring form at international level.
The forward endured a difficult campaign last season and struggled to consistently produce his best performances in Turin. Juventus are therefore prepared to consider offers for the striker this summer as they continue searching for a new first-choice attacker ahead of the upcoming campaign.
Juventus Open To Selling David
David reportedly wants to remain at Juventus despite uncertainty surrounding his future at the club. However, his impressive display against Qatar was viewed positively by the Bianconeri because strong performances at the World Cup could attract interest from clubs searching for attacking reinforcements.
The striker’s hat trick briefly reminded observers of his quality and finishing ability, increasing hopes that potential suitors may enter the market before the transfer window closes.
However, his performances in Canada’s following matches highlighted the inconsistency that frustrated Juventus supporters throughout last season. Against South Africa, David struggled to make an impact as Canada secured qualification for the Round of 16 with a difficult victory.
Canada Progress Despite Difficult Display
The South Africans restricted his involvement for much of the match, limiting service into attacking areas and making it difficult for the striker to influence proceedings in the final third.
As reported by Sport Mediaset, Canada eventually secured a late goal to win the game and progress to the knockout stages despite David’s struggles throughout the contest.
Juventus continue to regard David as one of the players who could leave the club during the current transfer window if a suitable proposal arrives from another side willing to meet their valuation.
The Bianconeri will now hope his performances at the World Cup generate enough interest to help facilitate a transfer once the tournament concludes, particularly as the club continues reshaping their attacking options ahead of next season.