Juventus are considering whether to pursue a deal for Real Madrid goalkeeper Andriy Lunin after the 27-year-old’s representatives offered his services to the Italian club, according to transfer insider Nicolo Schira.
The Turin club are assessing the possibility of signing Lunin, although no agreement has been reached and discussions have not yet progressed to a concrete stage. Juventus have previously been linked with the Ukraine international, but their reported interest did not develop into a formal move.
Lunin has been contracted to Real Madrid since 2018 and remains tied to the Spanish club until the summer of 2030. During his time at the Santiago Bernabeu, he has made 74 appearances in all competitions, conceding 91 goals.
The goalkeeper played 12 matches for Real Madrid last season and allowed 21 goals during those appearances. His current contract means any potential transfer would have to involve negotiations with the Spanish club, although the source article does not state whether Juventus have made an offer or whether Real Madrid are willing to sell.
For now, Juventus are understood to be considering the proposed deal. The approach places Lunin’s future under consideration at a time when his long-term contractual position remains secured by Real Madrid.
Lunin joined Real Madrid in 2018 and has since accumulated 74 games for the club across all competitions. His record includes 91 goals conceded, while his total for the previous season was 12 appearances and 21 goals conceded.
The reported contact with Juventus represents a renewed link between the goalkeeper and the Turin side. Earlier interest from Juventus had been mentioned, but there was no decisive development at that time.
Schira’s report says Lunin’s services were presented to Juventus in recent days, leaving the Italian club to evaluate whether to proceed. No final decision has been reported, and Lunin remains a Real Madrid player with a contract running through to the summer of 2030.