Lyon and Tottenham pursue Jonathan David from Juventus
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 21, 2026, 10:55 AM
Last updated Jun 21, 2026
Lyon and Tottenham Hotspur are reportedly interested in Jonathan David, who is available for transfer from Juventus after a disappointing first season. Juventus may entertain offers around €30 million for the Canadian striker, who scored six goals in 35 league appearances last season. David joined Juventus as a free agent from Lille just a year ago but has struggled to find form in Serie A. Lyon offers a chance for David to return to Ligue 1, while Tottenham could leverage the interest of manager Roberto De Zerbi. This development comes amid Juventus's plans to revamp their attacking lineup.
- •Lyon and Tottenham Hotspur are targeting Jonathan David.
- •David scored six goals in 35 league matches for Juventus.
- •Juventus signed David for free and may seek €30 million.
- •David may consider a return to Ligue 1 with Lyon.
- •Manager Roberto De Zerbi reportedly admires David.
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"Record-time Italian champions Juventus have reportedly put Jonathan David up for sale only 12 months after luring him to Turin. According to Corriere dello Sport via Calciomercato, Lyon and Tottenham ...
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