According to reports from TuttoMercatoWeb, Juventus are considering a potential move for Lorenzo Lucca during the upcoming winter transfer window, as the Bianconeri look to strengthen their attacking options in a delicate phase of the season.
The Italian striker could arrive in Turin on a temporary basis, but for now the idea remains at an exploratory stage rather than a concrete negotiation.
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Lucca joined Napoli from Udinese last summer on a loan deal that includes an obligation to buy. However, his first six months in Naples have not gone as expected.
The striker has struggled to make a strong impact, finding it difficult to stand out in competition with Rasmus Højlund. His situation could become even more complicated with the imminent return of Romelu Lukaku, which would further reduce his chances of regular playing time in Antonio Conte’s squad.
Juventus, meanwhile, are facing their own challenges in attack. The arrivals of David and Openda in the summer were meant to provide depth and goals, but both players have so far delivered limited returns.
Adding to the problem, Dušan Vlahović is currently sidelined with an injury that is not expected to heal before March. This has forced the club’s management to evaluate alternative solutions that could offer immediate support without long-term financial commitments.
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Obstacles and Conditions Behind the Potential Deal
In this context, Lucca’s profile is seen as a possible stopgap solution—an option capable of providing physical presence and depth in the attacking department during a crucial stretch of the season.
Nonetheless, several obstacles remain. As highlighted by TuttoMercatoWeb, any move would depend first on Napoli’s decision to activate the purchase clause in their agreement with Udinese. Only after that step could a loan departure be considered.
Even more importantly, Napoli would need to be willing to allow Lucca to join a direct rival in the race for European qualification, even if only temporarily. This factor could prove decisive in determining whether the deal progresses or remains merely an idea.
For now, Juventus are monitoring the situation closely, aware that the winter market often requires flexibility and creativity. Lucca’s future remains uncertain, but his name has quietly entered the list of options under consideration in Turin, as the club searches for practical solutions to navigate a challenging season.