Juve attacks 3 forwards

Juventus are looking for a goal. Or rather, more goal. With Cristiano Ronaldo, the targets are assured but they know that success cannot depend exclusively on the Portuguese's talent for scoring who also lives the last seasons of his career and is no longer transforming as much as in Madrid.

Higuaín's departure, which this season has been far from the level of other campaigns, leaves a vacancy in the front of Turin and, according to Tuttosport, Nedved and Paratici manage a list of three candidates: Milik, Raúl Jiménez and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang.

The Pole is first on the list but Naples has no intention of selling and does not seem open to negotiate with those from the north. This Turin newspaper assures that Cristian Romero, on loan in Genoa, or Bernardeschi will be the pieces that Juve will use to convince De Laurentiis of possible barter.

From England, two names appear: Raúl Jiménez, Wolves striker former Atlético de Madrid and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Gabonese point of Arsenal. The Mexican has taken a step forward this season at Molineux scoring 24 goals in 42 games and drawing the attention of several European clubs in addition to Juventus. Rugani could enter this deal to make the operation cheaper.

Aubameyang appears as the most attractive and most contrasted level option. After triumphing at Borussia Dortmund, he arrived at Arsenal in 2018 and although his goal data is still good, the Gabonese see how the club does not raise its head and increasingly sinks further into the table. After years without playing the Champions League, the one from Gabon could give a more quality leap to the Juventin front to reach the much desired apricot and maintain his reign in Calcio.

Of the three, Jiménez is the one with the best data, although he has played the most (24 in 46 games). Aubameyang has four fewer goals in 35 games and Milik narrowly exceeds ten (13) in 25 games. Until he signed for Paris Saint-Germain, Mauro Icardi was the priority but, finally, he decided to stay in the French capital.