With Juventus signing Cristiano Ronaldo, the coaching staff's plan has changed on priorities for front-line players, especially as the Portuguese star will not sit back.
On Wednesday, the Italian press pointed to a "huge" display of the star of the attack by Paolo Debala, by Bayern Munich.
The Italian newspaper Corriere de Torino said the offer by the Bavarian giant for the Argentinian player was worth 100 million euros.
According to Calcio Mercato, the presence of Ronaldo with Juventus' interest in the inclusion of Bayern Munich's Khamis Rodriguez may prompt the "old lady" to sell Debala, 24.
The CEO of Juventus Bibi Marotta, had thought of selling Debala last summer, but decided to keep it later.
The international has scored one goal in Serie A this season and four goals in the Champions League, having joined the Italian champions in 2015 from Palermo.
