Man United's Joshua Zirkzee is reportedly set to join Juventus, with the club's INEOS owners making a call to sign a new striker. This potential move comes as Manchester United looks to strengthen its squad ahead of the Champions League, with a focus on midfield and potential striker additions. The versatile attacker has been a disappointment since joining from Bologna, scoring just five Premier League goals in 56 appearances. His position in the pecking order has been further weakened by the arrivals of Sesko, Cunha, and Mbeumo, leading to speculation about his future. The Italian outlet Gazzetta dello Sport claims that Zirkzee has agreed to join Juventus, with the club's interest in bringing him back to Serie A being particularly intriguing. However, the transfer is not yet finalized as Juventus needs to find a new home for Jonathan David before they can sign Zirkzee. The deal is reportedly similar to the one negotiated with FC Barcelona for Marcus Rashford last summer, involving a loan with an option to buy. This potential exit could open the door for Manchester United to sign a replacement, with journalist Ben Jacobs suggesting they have made a call over signing Brentford's Igor Thiago. Thiago is seen as Premier League-ready, but the club faces challenges in getting him out this summer. The future of Joshua Zirkzee remains uncertain, with his potential move to Juventus adding another chapter to the ongoing transfer saga.