Jonathan David makes another request before leaving Juventus | OneFootball

Jonathan David is making things difficult for Juventus in their efforts to offload him during this transfer window, as the Canadian has made a new demand before leaving the club.

Juve are keen to find a solution and offload him in this transfer window, but the attacker is not helping their efforts as he focuses on staying and fighting for his place. One of the reasons he does not want to leave is that no big club has come forward to add him to their squad in this window, and he does not want to leave Juve for a smaller club.

Juve are working with that understanding and remain keen to receive a suitable offer for him, despite the attacker showing no desire to leave the club at this stage.

David demands severance payment

However, the attacker has now made a new demand. He will not simply leave if an offer from a top club arrives, as he also wants severance pay from Juve.

This latest request could make an already difficult situation even more complicated for the Bianconeri. They are trying to move David on before the transfer window closes, but his demands could create another obstacle in their efforts to find a solution.

David’s desire to remain at Juventus has already made it difficult for the club to plan his departure. The attacker wants to stay and prove himself in Turin, particularly because he has not received the level of interest from major clubs that would convince him to leave.

David’s entourage make request

Tuttomercatoweb says the request has come from his entourage, who believe they waived some commission for him to make the move to Turin. They now want the club to pay them as he prepares to leave during this window.

According to the report, David’s entourage could refuse to help secure his departure from Turin unless Juventus agree to their demand. That would leave the club with another issue to resolve as they attempt to find a way forward.

Juventus need to decide whether meeting the request is worthwhile if it helps them complete a transfer before the deadline. David remains determined to stay unless the right opportunity emerges, while his representatives are now seeking compensation as part of any potential departure.

The Bianconeri therefore face a difficult few days. They need to find a club willing to sign David, convince the player that the move is right for him and potentially resolve the financial demand from his entourage before they can finally close the chapter.