Teun Koopmeiners looks to be in his final weeks as a Juventus player. The 28-year-old midfielder no longer figures in coach Luciano Spalletti's plans and, according to La Gazzetta dello Sport, is now free to leave.
"Two seasons below his expected level have ensured that Koopmeiners no longer forms part of Juventus's plans," the newspaper writes, adding that the Dutchman is now hoping to find a new club.
"As the transfer window enters its closing stages, clubs from the Premier League or possibly a club from Serie A could make a concrete move, driven by his desire for redemption. Turkey also remains an option in the background."
Juventus signed Koopmeiners from Atalanta in the summer of 2024 for a fee of more than €58 million. Yet the former AZ player has never really managed to live up to expectations in Turin.
So far, Koopmeiners has made 90 official appearances for Juventus, 62 of them as a starter. Across those matches, he has returned 7 goals and 4 assists.
Earlier in August, Calciomercato reported that Aston Villa and Manchester United could both have Koopmeiners on their radar. Juventus want a fee of around €30 million for the 32-cap Netherlands international.
A loan move also remains a possibility. In that case, Juventus would want to include an obligatory purchase option linked to the achievement of fixed objectives.