Juventus Pursues Atletico Madrid’s Sorloth as Striker Options Expand
Juventus aims to bolster its attacking lineup with another striker, having recently secured Randal Kolo Muani. The club is reportedly considering a move for Atletico Madrid’s Alexander Sorloth, while Joshua Zirkzee’s name has emerged in discussions as well. According to reports from La Gazzetta dello Sport, initial discussions with Atletico have already taken place regarding the Norwegian striker.
Head coach Luciano Spalletti prefers Sorloth’s playing style over that of Zirkzee, who is not viewed as a traditional number nine. To facilitate a smoother transfer, Juventus has also considered offering Nico Gonzalez, who has just returned from a loan at Atletico Madrid, back to the Spanish side. Gonzalez has expressed interest in rejoining Atletico.
Moreover, Quotidiano Sportivo corroborates these developments and highlights that Gonzalez’s wish to return will significantly impact the negotiations. Atletico Madrid is also keen on signing Gonzalez, indicating that both clubs are actively working towards reaching an agreement soon.
Serie A giants Juventus want to sign another striker right after having sealed a move for Randal Kolo Muani. While Joshua Zirkzee’s name has gained traction, Atletico Madrid’s Alexander Sorloth is a more likely target.
La Gazzetta dello Sport report that initial contact and discussions with Atletico Madrid have already been held for the Norwegian.
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Luciano Spalletti is much more keen on his profile than that of Zirkzee’s, as the Dutchman isn’t seen as a pure number nine.
To make sure the deal is easier, Juve have also been trying to offer Nico Gonzalez to Atletico Madrid. He has returned from his loan at the Spanish side and would be interested in a return.
Quotidiano Sportivo report something similar and indicate Gonzalez’s desire to return to Atleti will play a key role.
Los Rojiblancos are keen on signing him too, with work now firmly underway for the clubs to find an agreement soon.
Kaustubh Pandey – GIFN
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