Chelsea and Tottenham are among those to have made enquiries for Jonathan David, who could exit Juventus ahead of January.

According to Tutto Sport, Juventus could consider an early exit for Jonathan David after only a short period since his summer arrival. Chelsea and Tottenham are among those looking at the striker, having reportedly made enquiries for him ahead of the winter window.

Premier League teams like Chelsea and Tottenham could be active in January in search of a new striker, as there are doubts over their current options. Both teams strengthened their squads in the summer with a new centre-forward, but could once again dip into the market for a new option.

Chelsea signed Liam Delap, but the striker has since had injury issues, while there are concerns over his disciplinary conduct in games. Overall, Enzo Maresca could ask the club to find him a new striker who could provide him with a different option in matches. For instance, the Blues are one of the many clubs linked with a move for Levante striker Karl Etta Eyong.

The idea here is not to bring someone as a key starter, but a player who could mix and match, while allowing Maresca to rotate his ranks. Chelsea and Tottenham are among those assessing Jonathan David, with the London duo now ready to explore a January move for the 25-year-old Serie A striker.

Tottenham and Chelsea have kept tabs on David in recent weeks, as the report states the duo have made enquiries about the Canadian’s availability ahead of January. Spurs, too, are in the market for a new centre-forward amid links with Igor Thiago, among others, as Thomas Frank might look to bring in an additional option in his ranks.

Juventus is ready to entertain Jonathan David offers

David was a high-profile free agent back in the summer, with Juventus winning the race amid plenty of clubs chasing for his signature. The 25-year-old Serie A striker started life rather brightly by scoring on his Bianconeri debut, but has since endured a dry spell as he’s been without a goal in the rest of his league games at the club.

Juventus were not planning on considering David’s future, but the recent arrival of Luciano Spalletti at the helm has changed the course of their thinking. The new manager does not see the 25-year-old fit into his plans, which has led the club to now think about considering offers for the Canadian and then bringing in a new striker that would suit the current head coach’s style.