Thomas Kristensen, a Danish player from Udinese, is a new entry on Juventus's radar as a last-minute option, according to Alfredo Pedullà. His evaluation is higher than that of Goglichidze.

Juventus is interested in signing Thomas Kristensen, a Danish defender born in 2002, currently owned by Udinese. The club values him at 20 million euros. Cristiano Giuntoli is seriously considering bringing the player to Turin this January to strengthen the defense, which needs a couple of additions by February 3rd.

Juventus is reportedly considering Thomas Kristensen as a potential defensive reinforcement. Known as a standout player at Udinese, Kristensen is capable of playing as a central defender or right-back. His valuation is approximately five million euros, although Udinese might require a higher fee for an immediate transfer. Standing at 198 centimeters, Kristensen has emerged as one of the surprise performers under coach Runjaic this season. Due to his ability to adapt quickly to new environments, he is seen as an attractive option for Juventus, who are currently grappling with a depleted defense because of injuries and urgently need reinforcements. While Kristensen is considered a backup plan, his possible transfer could provide the team with much-needed depth in their defensive lineup.