According to the newspaper "La Gazzetta dello Sport," Italian winger Federico Chiesa has shown interest in returning to Juventus, the club he left in 2024, although he is not currently pushing to leave Liverpool. Chiesa is getting more playing time this season compared to last season, even though he is not a regular starter in the English team's lineup.

Juventus's interest in Chiesa comes as part of their efforts to strengthen the team's attacking lineup. The club is considering signing him on loan during the current winter transfer window, keeping in mind that Chiesa could reunite with coach Luciano Spalletti and director Giorgio Chiellini, with whom he won the 2021 European Championship.

Chiesa had transferred to Liverpool on the closing day of the 2024 transfer window, during the tenure of Cristiano Giuntoli as sporting director and Thiago Motta as Juventus coach, but the situation has now changed with the new technical management in Turin.

Juventus faces challenges related to Liverpool's stance, as they seem hesitant to agree to a six-month loan for Chiesa. Additionally, the player's future may be influenced by Mohamed Salah's position in the team.

Federico Chiesa's future at Anfield remains uncertain, and the next step is expected to be determined based on negotiations between the two clubs and the player's desire to return to Juventus.