Juventus is ramping up their efforts to secure Manchester United striker Joshua Zirkzee, who is reportedly eager to reunite with his former mentor Thiago Motta in Turin. The Italian club is exploring the possibility of a loan deal for the Dutch forward during the January transfer window.

According to reports, Juventus officials have been in ongoing discussions with Zirkzee’s representatives, closely monitoring the player’s situation at Old Trafford. The striker has been struggling for regular playing time this season, which has fueled speculation about his future with the Red Devils.

The situation came to a head during Sunday’s match against Bournemouth, where Zirkzee was substituted after just 50 minutes of play in a 3-0 defeat. This decision by manager Ruben Amorim sparked outrage among Manchester United supporters, who took to social media to voice their frustrations with the 23-year-old’s performance.

Sources suggest that Manchester United’s management may be open to the idea of Zirkzee leaving on loan in January. The club hopes that a temporary move could provide the young striker with an opportunity to prove his worth elsewhere, potentially preserving the significant investment made in acquiring him from Bologna during the summer transfer window.

As the January transfer window approaches, all eyes will be on the developing situation between Juventus, Manchester United, and Zirkzee, with the potential for a high-profile move that could reshape both teams’ attacking options for the remainder of the season.