West Ham defender Jean-Clair Todibo is the subject of interest from Italian giants Juventus, according to a report.
Todibo is one of several individuals whose future at West Ham has appeared uncertain since the Hammers were relegated from the Premier League.
Nuno Espirito Santo has already bid farewell to Mateus Fernandes, who joined Tottenham Hotspur in a mammoth £85million deal, and the Portuguese coach will be anticipating offers for other key players in his squad as clubs in the Premier League and across Europe begin to circle.
It's been reported Todibo has no intention of playing in the Championship and is eager to depart the London Stadium before the end of the transfer window, and the Frenchman may be offered a route out of east London via Italy.
According to Italian publication La Gazzetta dello Sport, Todibo is on Juventus' shortlist to replace Gleison Bremer, should the Brazilian move to Galatasaray.
Juventus' precarious financial position has left them in a position where they need to generate investment through player sales and Bremer is one who is set to make way.
The Brazilian defender cost Juventus €47m from Torino in July 2022 and the Turin giants are reportedly keen to try and recoup as much of their outlay as possible.
The Old Lady have drawn up a contingency plan to fill the void of Bremer and Todibo is an individual being considered, while Juventus are also tracking Milan's Fikayo Tomori.
Todibo joined West Ham from OGC Nice in August 2024 in a loan deal with an obligation to buy for €40m in the following summer and the Toulouse academy product has amassed 54 appearances in all competitions across two seasons.
The 26-year-old had been involved in an altercation with Nuno prior to West Ham's final match of the Premier League season against Leeds United and declined to make himself available.
It's expected Todibo will depart the Hammers for significantly less than what the club shelled out to sign the former Barcelona defender, despite having three years left on his current deal.
