Canadian striker Jonathan David has been facing difficulties adapting to Juventus since joining the club for free in the last transfer window, as his relationships with some teammates appear tense, according to the website "Foot Mercato."

The site explained that David, since his beginnings with the Canadian national team, has participated this season in 21 matches across all competitions, including 10 as a starter, scoring two goals and assisting one, which is a performance below expectations for a player of his caliber.

The site pointed out that the striker has not made significant efforts to integrate with his teammates, including Dusan Vlahovic, due to shyness, language barriers, and feeling coldness from some players, which led him to isolate himself and avoid some informal social gatherings with the team.

In this context, coach Luciano Spalletti is working to support David and help him win over the group, and his efforts have begun to bear fruit with the player scoring a goal in the Champions League against Pafos. Juventus hopes that David will continue to develop, both on and off the pitch, to establish himself as a key element in the team's lineup.