Italian media reports confirmed that Juventus has held preliminary talks with the agent of Inter Milan midfielder Davide Frattesi, paving the way for a potential move during the January winter transfer window.

This comes after the player struggled with limited playing time this season, having only accumulated 480 minutes across all competitions, registering two assists in the Coppa Italia against second-division team Venezia.

The website "Football Italia" confirmed that Frattesi's agent met with Juventus representatives at the club's headquarters in Turin, noting that the meeting was official but also served as a preparatory step before any actual negotiations.

The report added that the 26-year-old Italian is seeking an opportunity for more playing time and is open to the idea of leaving Inter Milan next month, especially given his good relationship with coach Spalletti, who oversaw him during his tenure leading the team, under whom the player scored seven goals.

Sources clarified that Inter Milan will not be willing to sell the player to any direct competitor for less than 35 million euros, and the player has a contract with Inter until June 2028, making the final decision dependent on the offer presented and the market conditions in January.