Juventus plans to strengthen its attack during the January transfer window, with several forwards under consideration. Benjamin Sesko at Manchester United, Florian Balogun at AS Monaco, and Brian Brobbey at Sunderland are among the options being explored. The club has struggled with consistency up front this season, and manager Luciano Spalletti has avoided pairing Randal Kolo Muani and Nick Woltemade together due to limited bench depth.
Balogun, a 25-year-old USMNT striker, has scored one goal in five Ligue 1 appearances and remains contracted to AS Monaco until June 2028. Brobbey, 24, has netted three times in eight games for Sunderland and recently extended his deal through 2031. Eintracht Frankfurt's Younes Ebnoutalib, who has eight goals in ten competitive matches this term, presents another alternative.
Italian prospect Antonio Raimondo at Frosinone has impressed with nine goals in eleven games across Serie A and Coppa Italia. The 23-year-old is owned by Bologna and arrived on loan in summer 2025. A recent ankle injury may complicate his availability and force Juventus to pursue other targets.
