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Manchester United’s squad should undergo some changes in the January transfer window.
After struggling this season, the Red Devils are ready to make some changes this month in a bid to turn around their disappointing season.
They are currently at the bottom of the Premier League table after 19 games played this season, and their goal difference is currently minus five.
Under manager Ruben Amorim, the Premier League giants are expected to make some new signings and allow some of their under-performing players to leave the club.
According to the journalist Gianluca Di MarzioJuventus have opened talks with Man United striker Joshua Zirkzee over a move this month.
The Dutchman has failed to make an impact at Old Trafford this season following his promising move in the summer transfer window last year.
The ex-Bologna player has only managed to score three goals in the Premier League this season and Amorim understands that the club needs a new striker.
The Portuguese manager made a decision about Zirkzee and is willing to allow the player to leave the club this month.
Joshua Zirkzee was a big failure at Man United
His recent strike against Newcastle United, in which he was taken off after just 33 minutes of the game, shows the difficulties he has faced this season to settle in the Premier League.
Sky Sports journalist Di Marizo claims that Juventus have opened negotiations with the representatives of the 23-year-old forward regarding a loan in the January transfer window.
Man United are currently reluctant to let the player go on loan, but would be willing to let him go if the signing club, Juventus in this case, added a buyout clause to the contract.
Financially troubled Juventus are currently only looking for a loan move as they want to link the forward with manager Thiago Motta, who managed to get the best out of the Dutch international in Bologna last season.
Together with Zirkzee, Casemiro, Christian Eriksen and Victor Lindelof could leave the club this month, as reported by Fabrizio Romano.
