Juventus has expressed interest in signing Renato Veiga from Chelsea and has already contacted the club to explore the terms of a possible deal. This interest comes after Juventus decided not to pursue Fikayo Tomori from Milan due to the prolonged injury of Bremer.

Juventus, with Francisco Conceição, is monitoring Renato Veiga's situation, awaiting developments regarding Marc Guéhi's potential move to another club.

Renato Veiga, a Portuguese player born in 2003 who can play both as a central defender and as a defensive midfielder, has been offered to Juventus. Cristiano Giuntoli from Juventus acknowledged the conditions and expressed a certain level of interest in Veiga. The player is left-footed, a desirable trait that is currently lacking in Juventus's squad. Chelsea is open to either a permanent transfer or a simple loan without any particular conditions, emphasizing the need for Veiga to have regular playing time. Juventus is considering this opportunity as a cost-effective reinforcement.

Serie A rivals Juventus have been identified as potential contenders for Veiga, whose decision might depend on whether he requests a transfer. Although Chelsea is hesitant to let go of the versatile defender, who has occupied multiple roles including centre-back and holding midfielder, the scarcity of regular first-team play might lead Veiga to explore his options. Enzo Maresca acknowledged that he does not wish to lose any players this winter but admitted that those on the periphery, such as Veiga, might consider leaving to find regular playing time. Veiga's performances have already secured him a call-up to the Portugal national team, further enhancing his attractiveness to clubs like Juventus.