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Leeds United is challenging Juventus for England international

Leeds United have joined Juventus in the race to sign John Stones this summer, according to a report from Tuttomercatoweb, as the English defender is now a free agent.

Stones enjoyed a trophy-filled spell at Manchester City before deciding to leave the club this summer, with City also choosing not to extend his contract. The defender now has the opportunity to consider his next move and could attract interest from several clubs.

Juventus consider a move for Stones

Juventus would benefit from adding a player with Stones’ experience as they aim to return to winning trophies in the coming season. The Englishman has developed a strong understanding of what it takes to succeed at the highest level after winning several major honours during his time at City.

Luciano Spalletti would reportedly welcome the chance to work with Stones, but Juventus now face serious competition from the Premier League. The defender’s availability has made him an attractive option for clubs looking for an experienced addition to their squad.

Leeds United have identified Stones as a player who could strengthen their team and have increased their efforts to sign him in recent days. The club believes his experience and leadership qualities could be valuable as they continue to develop their squad.

Stones faces a decision over next move

Juventus remain a bigger club with a strong history, and a move to Turin could appeal to Stones if he wants a new challenge away from England. The opportunity to compete in Italy could provide him with a different experience at this stage of his career.

However, Juventus cannot afford to delay their efforts for too long. Other clubs could enter the race for his signature, especially because Stones is available without a transfer fee.

The defender’s next decision will depend on the project that appeals to him most. Juventus will hope their reputation and ambition can convince him to move to Italy, while Leeds United will look to use their growing interest to secure his services.

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