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The first step in the remaking of Juventus\u2019 attack appears to be on the cusp taking place.<\/p>\n
And that means a big domino \u2014 with potential red-and-white coloring from his native Canada \u2014 is about to fall in Turin.<\/p>\n
According to reports from Fabrizio Romano<\/a> and Matteo Moretto<\/a> early Wednesday morning, Juventus and Canadian striker Jonathan David have reached a deal in the hours following the Bianconeri\u2019s ouster from the Club World Cup. That means the 25-year-old David, who is officially free agent after seeing his contract with Lille expire on the final day of June, is set to become the first signing of the Damien Comolli front office, with a salary worth a reported \u20ac5 million plus another potential \u20ac2 million in bonuses set to come his way on a long-term contract that is likely to run through 2029 or 2030.<\/p>\n When the deal will become official still remains to be seen. Same goes for just how much Juve will pay when it comes to agent fees since signing in-demand out-of-contract players is never truly free these days. But David is close to officially becoming a Juventus player \u2014 a chase that goes back well into the previous front office\u2019s time in charge.<\/p>\n \u26aa\ufe0f\u26ab\ufe0f BREAKING: Jonathan David to Juventus, here we go! Verbal agreement reached overnight on every detail with Canadian striker.<\/p>\n Long term deal agreed and Jonathan David\u2019s set to travel for medical tests, formal steps to follow.<\/p>\n Contracts to be checked and signed soon. pic.twitter.com\/5ACbuXI6GN<\/a><\/p>\n\n