Juventus considers renewed move for Sorloth

Juventus is considering a January move for Atlético Madrid striker Sorloth after failing to meet the club's €30m asking price last summer.

Alexander Sorloth is among Atlético Madrid's players who could leave in the January transfer window. The Norwegian striker attracted interest in the summer, but no club met Atlético's €30 million valuation.

Juventus showed the strongest interest then and, according to Italian reports, the Turin club is now considering reviving their pursuit in January. Juventus manager Luciano Spalletti remains keen to add a striker with Sorloth's profile to strengthen the squad.

The Juve boss previously held talks with Sorloth to emphasize his importance to the team, and club representatives even travelled to Norway to meet him—an approach that impressed the player.

Sorloth has struggled at Atlético this season, failing to score since May 12 and appearing in only eight matches, with just one start. He began the campaign injured and suffered a setback upon his return, limiting his involvement. His lack of playing time is reportedly a factor in his desire to move, though Simeone continues to back him as the club's only striker of his type.