Juventus is aiming to sign the Italian winger Leonardo Spinazzola, a Napoli player, on a free transfer during the upcoming transfer window, taking advantage of the nearing end of his contract with his current team.

According to Italian journalist Gianluca Di Marzio, Spinazzola's contract expires next June, without reaching an agreement with Napoli's management for renewal so far, prompting Juventus to initiate preliminary talks to explore the possibility of signing him for free.

The main disagreement between the player and Napoli lies in the duration of the new contract. The club offered a one-year extension with an option for an additional year, while Juventus presented an offer for two guaranteed seasons, which aligns with the player's aspirations.

This difference in offers gives Juventus a clear advantage, as they seek to regain the services of their former player and strengthen their squad with significant experience without incurring transfer costs.

Nevertheless, Spinazzola continues to deal respectfully with his current club, giving Napoli's management a final opportunity to improve their offer before making his final decision about his future.

Napoli's stance, led by their coach Antonio Conte, remains crucial in the coming period, especially if the club decides to adjust its offer to retain the player's services.