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With Randal Kolo Muani now at Juventus, Paris Saint-Germain are looking to offload the French striker permanently, either to the Turin club or another interested team. As a result, the Ligue 1 side could be in the market for a No. 9 this summer.

According to Tuttosport, PSG are keeping an eye on LOSC Lille striker Jonathan David. Newcastle United and West Ham are also in the mix, with both Premier League clubs interested in the Ligue 1 standout, who will be available on a free transfer this summer.

David’s contract expires June 30, allowing him to sign with any club. While he has drawn interest from Serie A, Juventus is especially eager to bring him in.

CaughtOffside previously reported that David is at the center of a heated transfer battle, with several top European clubs vying for his signature. However, he prefers a move to the Premier League.

Chelsea, Tottenham Hotspur, Manchester United, and Newcastle United—who are also monitoring Alexander Isak’s situation—are all keen on signing him.

David isn’t rushing his decision and plans to make his choice at the end of the season, per CaughtOffside. When asked about his next move, the Canadian gave a cryptic response, leaving his future open-ended.

What’s the latest on Jonathan David?

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The Premier League is trying to seize the golden opportunity to sign David for free. Currently, the player’s representatives are in concrete discussions with three clubs.

Le10Sport reported on Friday, citing sources, that Arsenal, Tottenham, and Manchester United are at the table. While many other clubs in France and abroad have shown interest, only these three are currently engaged in active and serious negotiations to sign David.

On David’s side, his heart is clearly leaning toward a move to England, though no final decision has been made yet. It remains to be seen which sporting and financial project will win him over.

At 25, the LOSC forward has proven he belongs among the best in Ligue 1 and now wants to test himself at a higher level. In Germany, Borussia Dortmund is making an effort, but the English clubs’ advances appear to have the upper hand.