Juventus are interested in signing Manchester City forward Gabriel Jesus this summer.
That is according to Tuttosport who claim Jesus is at the top of Juventus' centre-forward shortlist, with Mauro Icardi, Dusan Vlahovic, Arek Milik, Andrea Belotti and Moise Kean all said to be behind the Brazilian on their wish list in the transfer market.
Interestingly, this isn't the first time details have emerged suggesting that Juventus are admirers of Jesus, although, after Sergio Aguero's departure, he's the only senior forward remaining at the Etihad, albeit he's not the traditional number nine City require.
Jesus made 42 appearances across all competitions for the Blues this season, scoring 14 goals while providing four assists, and if City do eventually sign Harry Kane or a player of his calibre, for example, he'll have to play second fiddle once again from the bench.
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This could lead him to be open to exploring any offer from Juventus, although it seems it's simply just 'interest' from the Old Lady at this stage. Elsewhere, The Sun claim City are ready to enquire over the availability of Fulham's left-back Antonee Robinson.
Fulham were relegated from the Premier League last season, but Robinson was one of a handful of Scott Parker's former players that emerged with credit thanks to his consistent displays and it's believed that City could face competition from Wolves for his signature.
It's said that both sides view Robinson as a 'top squad addition' on the left.
