Juventus are already looking ahead to the future of their attack, with Benjamin Sesko reportedly emerging as one of the most prominent names on the club’s shortlist.
According to information from Italy, as reported by TuttoJuve, the Bianconeri are closely monitoring the situation of the Slovenian striker, who joined Manchester United in August 2025.
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Juventus are understood to be considering Sesko ahead of future transfer windows, although any potential deal would be particularly complicated due to the financial demands involved.
Sesko’s current valuation is reportedly around €75 million, while Barcelona are also believed to be monitoring the 2003-born forward.
Sesko Among Juventus’ Options for the Future
The attacking department is expected to be an area of significant evaluation for Juventus in the coming months. Sesko is reportedly one of the profiles being considered by the club’s management, alongside Folarin Balogun, the Monaco striker who has recently been linked with the Turin side.
The two forwards have different profiles, but both are young and could potentially become long-term attacking options. Sesko, however, would represent the more substantial financial investment.
Another factor in Juventus’ planning is the future of Nick Woltemade, who arrived on loan from Newcastle.
His situation is expected to be assessed at the end of the season, with reports from abroad suggesting that Juventus could decide against making his move permanent.
Such a decision, however, should not yet be considered definitive, as Woltemade’s performances over the coming months could have a significant influence on the club’s final assessment.
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Sesko remains one of the most highly regarded young centre-forwards in European football. He scored twice in the Premier League at the beginning of the season, and Juventus are reportedly intending to continue monitoring his development.
The club’s scouts could also watch him in person during November and December as they assess both his technical progression and the possibility of a future transfer.
His profile would also fit the strategy recently outlined by Giovanni Carnevali: investing in young players who have the potential to increase their value over time.
The biggest obstacle would be Manchester United’s negotiating position. Sesko is under contract with the English club until June 30, 2030, while his reported valuation of around €75 million would make any potential move a major investment for Juventus.