Jonathan David has returned to Turin to undergo medical assessments and resume training with Juventus, though his future at the Allianz Stadium remains uncertain. The Canada international arrived at the club’s training centre to begin preparations for the 2026-27 campaign, which will mark his second season with the Serie A giants.
Post-World Cup return
David’s reporting date comes later than the majority of his teammates, who began pre-season preparations on 13 July. The delay follows his involvement with the Canada national team at the World Cup, after which he has now linked up with the squad in Italy to commence his personal pre-season programme.
The forward is expected to complete routine fitness checks before integrating into full training sessions as Juventus build towards the new domestic season.
Uncertain future
Despite his physical return to the club, Juventus are open to offers for the striker during the current transfer window. The Bianconeri have signalled a willingness to entertain bids for David, creating the possibility that he could depart before the campaign begins.
The 25-year-old’s goal-scoring record during his debut season provides context for this stance. The forward registered eight goals in 46 outings across all competitions during the 2025-26 term, a tally that has apparently prompted the Italian side to reassess their attacking options.
Next steps
David will participate in pre-season activities while his representatives and the club evaluate any incoming proposals. The situation leaves the forward in a transitional phase as he balances physical preparation for the new campaign with the possibility of securing a transfer elsewhere.
Juventus continue their summer schedule as they await developments regarding the Canadian’s status, with the transfer window remaining open for several weeks.