Italian club Juventus has strongly entered the race to sign Norwegian striker Alexander Sørloth, currently playing for Atlético Madrid, as part of their urgent search for an attacking solution following Dusan Vlahovic's injury, according to the website "Fichajes."

The source mentioned that Juventus' management sees Sørloth as a suitable option due to his physical strength and European experience, especially since he is capable of making an immediate impact inside the penalty area, which is exactly what the team needs at the moment.

The report clarified that the Italian club does not plan to complete a direct purchase deal, but is considering making an offer based on loan exchanges, involving Sørloth's move to Torino in exchange for Canadian Jonathan David's transfer to Atlético Madrid, in an attempt to reduce the financial cost of the transaction.

The website pointed out that Atlético Madrid does not consider Sørloth an untouchable player, especially given his inconsistent role this season, and may welcome the deal if it ensures a suitable tactical balance for the team, particularly since Jonathan David is seen as a different attacking option who could adapt to the style of play in La Liga.

According to the report, Juventus has intensified its efforts in the past few hours to finalize the matter, taking advantage of the winter transfer window, while the final decision still depends on the approval of all parties involved regarding the details of the proposed deal.