Juventus eye PSV striker Ricardo Pepi as David replacement

Juventus have been linked to PSV Eindhoven striker Ricardo Pepi, with Italian daily Tuttosport reporting the 23‑year‑old American as a potential replacement for Jonathan David, who is on the club’s transfer list after an unconvincing debut season in Turin. The Canadian forward, fresh from a World Cup hat‑trick against Qatar, is also listed for sale. Juventus are also reported to be moving on from Dusan Vlahović, whose contract ends this month. With the forward’s departure imminent, the club’s search for a new attacking leader intensifies. Pepi, 23, has been a consistent scorer for PSV over the last three seasons, netting regularly in Eindhoven. His goal‑rich form has attracted interest from clubs in Germany and England.

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Fulham appeared close to signing Pepi after agreeing on a transfer fee of roughly thirty million euros. The agreement collapsed, leaving the move uncompleted. Tuttosport also cited Egyptian winger Omar Marmoush, who spent the previous season on the fringes of Manchester City’s squad. His name also appeared in Tuttosport’s transfer speculation. Juventus would consider bringing Randal Kolo Muani back to Turin. Muani was previously loaned from Paris Saint‑Germain. The report was featured on the front page of Tuttosport on Saturday. The newspaper highlighted Juventus’s pursuit of the PSV forward.