The name of Jonathan David continues to linger in the minds of the executives at Inter and Juventus, who have identified him as their top target to strengthen their attacking line-up for the upcoming season.
The striker, born in 2000, will see his contract with Lille expire in June, and the race to secure his services on a free transfer is intensifying.
According to the latest reports from Sky.de, the move for the two Italian clubs is at risk of becoming even more complicated, as Bayern Munich has now entered the fray.
The Bavarians, aware that they will also lose Alphonso Davies in the summer—who has already agreed a deal with Real Madrid—have been mesmerised by David’s performances. The striker has already netted 13 goals in 19 matches for Lille this season.
“Bayern Munich are not afraid of the competition,” the source from Sky.de added, indicating the German club’s confidence despite the growing interest in David from other top clubs.
