West Ham United could be presented with a major opportunity to finally land long-term target Jonathan David this summer, following fresh reports suggesting his future at Juventus is already in doubt.

The Canadian international only joined Juventus from LOSC Lille last year, but his debut campaign in Serie A has not gone to plan. With just seven goals in 39 appearances across all competitions, expectations have not been met — and speculation is now growing that the Italian giants are ready to move on.

Juventus open door for summer exit

According to reports in Italy, Juventus are increasingly willing to part ways with David at the end of the season. His struggles to adapt have raised concerns, and the club are already exploring attacking alternatives.

This development has alerted a number of clubs across Europe, with interest reportedly emerging from Olympique de Marseille and Olympique Lyonnais. However, a return to the Premier League could be the most attractive option for the striker.

West Ham ready to revisit long-term interest

West Ham have tracked David for several years and were heavily linked with a move before his switch to Juventus. Now, with his availability increasing, the Hammers could reignite their pursuit.

Managerial priorities at the London Stadium are expected to focus heavily on strengthening the attack, particularly given the club’s struggles in front of goal this season.

Recent additions, including Valentín Castellanos, have yet to fully establish themselves, leaving a clear need for a consistent goalscorer.

A deal that makes financial sense

With a reported valuation of around £30 million, David could represent a relatively affordable option in today’s market — especially for a player who has previously proven himself at the highest level.

His pace, movement, and finishing ability made him one of Europe’s most sought-after forwards during his time in France, and West Ham may feel he still has the potential to rediscover that form.

Survival key to transfer hopes

However, any potential deal may depend heavily on West Ham’s Premier League status. With the club still battling near the bottom of the table, securing survival will be crucial if they are to attract players of David’s calibre.

Competition is also expected, with other English clubs monitoring the situation closely.

Big decision ahead

As the summer transfer window approaches, Jonathan David’s future looks increasingly uncertain. For West Ham, this could be the perfect moment to finally secure a player they have admired for years.

But with multiple clubs circling and questions remaining over form and fit, the Hammers must decide whether this is a gamble worth taking — or a risk too far in their fight to rebuild.