Croatian Marcelo Brozović, the star midfielder of Saudi club Al-Nassr, is receiving increasing interest from Italian league clubs, foremost among them Juventus, which is eager to bring him back to Serie A during the upcoming winter transfer window in January.

Brozović will enter free agency at the beginning of January, granting him the right to negotiate and sign with any club without a fee, amid uncertainty about his future with Al-Nassr and no clear indications regarding a contract renewal.

Media reports have confirmed that Juventus considers the former Inter Milan player a priority to strengthen their midfield, due to his extensive experience and high technical quality.

According to Turkish journalist specialized in the transfer market Akram Konur, four Serie A clubs are closely following the player's situation: "Roma, Milan, Juventus, and Inter."

Konur pointed out on the "X" platform that Juventus is closely monitoring the situation, but Brozović's current salary at Al-Nassr, which amounts to 25 million euros, represents a major obstacle to completing his return to the Italian league.

Brozović is 32 years old, and his departure in January is not ruled out if Al-Nassr fails to reach an agreement on renewing his contract, opening the door for his potential return to the league where he shone for years wearing the Inter Milan jersey.