Juventus have reportedly not given up on the possibility of signing Bernardo Silva, with the Italian giants potentially considering a January approach for the Portuguese international.
According to rumours circulating in several Spanish media outlets via Calciomercato, the Bianconeri could attempt to bring the experienced midfielder to Turin during the winter transfer window.
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His current situation at Real Madrid may offer Juventus an opportunity, as the 1994-born star has struggled to secure regular starts during the opening months of the season.
Silva arrived at the Santiago Bernabéu on a free transfer from Manchester City over the summer, raising expectations about the impact he could make in the Spanish capital.
However, his limited opportunities to feature in the starting XI have reportedly attracted Juventus’ attention, with the Serie A side monitoring developments ahead of the January window.
Bernardo Silva Has No Intention of Leaving Real Madrid
Despite his lack of regular playing time, Silva does not appear ready to walk away from Real Madrid midway through the campaign. The Portuguese star is reportedly determined to fight for his place and prove his value to José Mourinho, rather than consider an immediate departure.
With his contract running until June 2028, the midfielder has time to establish himself at the Spanish club. He is also said to be willing to adapt to different positions on the pitch in order to earn more playing time and convince the coaching staff that he deserves a more prominent role.
This determination could represent a significant obstacle for Juventus, who would need to convince both the player and Real Madrid to consider a deal.
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While the Bianconeri may see an opportunity in his current situation, Silva’s desire to remain in Madrid makes any potential January transfer considerably more complicated.
For now, Juventus’ interest remains a possibility rather than a confirmed move. Much will depend on how Silva’s situation develops over the coming weeks and whether his role at Real Madrid changes before the winter transfer window opens.