After a summer focused mainly on bolstering their attack, Juventus are turning their attention to strengthening the midfield in the upcoming January transfer window.

Dutch midfielder Teun Koopmeiners, who was given additional time to establish himself in Turin, has struggled for consistency. While the club still believes in his potential, patience is not unlimited, and reinforcements are now being seriously considered.

Observers have noted that Juventus’ midfield currently relies heavily on Khephren Thuram for creativity and balance, highlighting the need for additional quality to compete for top honours domestically and in Europe. Without reinforcement, the squad risks falling short in key competitions.

 Niccolò Ceccarini has shared insights into Juventus’ strategy for the January window. He stated: “Juventus management, led by Comolli and Modesto, is monitoring various options for the midfield, a department that needs quality additions as early as January.

One of the players under close watch is Ayyoub Bouaddi, a promising talent from Lille with a contract running until 2027. The strong relationship between the clubs could make a deal possible.”

Targeting young talents like Bouaddi suggests that Juventus are combining immediate needs with long-term planning to ensure the squad remains competitive for years to come.

The January window presents a crucial chance for Juventus to address their midfield shortcomings. Bringing in the right player would provide depth, increase competition for places, and allow greater tactical flexibility. Success in securing reinforcements could significantly influence the trajectory of their season as the team looks to challenge at the highest level.