Juventus could make an approach for Tottenham Hotspur's Christian Eriksen in January, with new boss Jose Mourinho not standing in his way.
Eriksen's contract is expiring next June, and Corriere dello Sport suggests Juve – who were thought to be interested in signing the midfielder over the summer – could make formal contact with the Dane this winter over a transfer.
It is thought Mourinho has already taken the stance that he won't stand in his way over a move away from North London.
Juventus could make an approach for Tottenham Hotspur's Christian Eriksen in January, with new boss Jose Mourinho not standing in his way.
Eriksen's contract is expiring next June, and Corriere dello Sport suggests Juve – who were thought to be interested in signing the midfielder over the summer – could make formal contact with the Dane this winter over a transfer.
It is thought Mourinho has already taken the stance that he won't stand in his way over a move away from North London.
The Italian champions could attempt to sign the 28-year-old outright in January or wait until next summer and sign him on a free transfer.
However, the newspaper warns both Real Madrid and Manchester United are also interested in Eriksen, who has been with Spurs since 2013.