TURIN — Juventus may sell Jonathan David in the summer 2026 transfer window after he failed to meet expectations during his first season with the club. The club signed David believing he was a top striker capable of making a major impact in attack, but he has struggled to find consistent form since arriving.

David has spent only one season at Juventus, and uncertainty now surrounds his future as the club assesses its options ahead of the 2026 transfer window. Juventus is determined to retain only players who can contribute to a squad capable of competing at the highest level, and the club would be willing to allow David to transfer if the right opportunity arises.

According to Tuttomercatoweb, Lyon is determined to sign Jonathan David during the summer 2026 transfer window. Lyon views David as an attractive transfer option due to his previous success in Ligue 1, where he played for Lille and established himself as one of the leading forwards in French football.

Lyon believes David could thrive in their squad and provide an important attacking presence if a transfer is completed. The club is seeking to strengthen its attacking options after Endrick returned to Real Madrid following a loan spell in the second half of the previous season. David is viewed as capable of filling the attacking void left by Endrick’s departure.

David’s experience in French football could help him adapt quickly if he returns to Ligue 1. His familiarity with the league and prior track record make him a logical target for Lyon as they plan their squad for the coming seasons. Juventus signed David with high expectations, but his performance has not matched the club’s hopes during his debut campaign.