Italian journalist Matteo Moretto revealed that Juventus conducted a survey regarding the possibility of signing Polish striker Robert Lewandowski, with the idea of pairing him with Serbian striker Dusan Vlahovic to form a strong attacking duo for the next season.

Moretto added that Juventus is seriously considering this possibility, but no final decision has been made yet, noting that the club is always looking to strengthen its attack line to ensure competition for titles both domestically and in Europe.

The report pointed out that the main obstacles facing Juve are the Polish striker's annual salary, which currently stands at 13 million euros, but he remains a valuable player both technically and tactically.

This news comes amid uncertainty about Lewandowski's future following his recent statements about not being sure of his future and not feeling pressured to make a decision, opening the door to several options for the player in the coming period.

Juventus' interest comes as part of its efforts to strengthen its attack after relying on Vlahovic as the main scorer, with a desire to add more experience and scoring power by signing a player of Lewandowski's caliber.