Juventus consider Tyrick Mitchell move as Crystal Palace face contract pressure

Tyrick Mitchell's future at Crystal Palace is attracting attention in Italy, with Juventus reportedly considering a move for the left-back as his representatives explore potential opportunities.

The 27-year-old has started the season strongly under Pierre Sage, making five Premier League appearances and already scoring twice. However, uncertainty surrounding his future could leave Palace facing an important decision over the coming months.

According to Tuttosport, Mitchell's name has now reached Juventus sporting director Ricky Massara as the Italian club search for another option at left-back.

Juventus' interest comes amid problems on the left side of their defence.

Andrea Cambiaso is injured, while Juan Cabal is reportedly no longer part of the club's plans. Zeki Çelik has provided cover but is naturally more comfortable on the right.

That has encouraged Juventus to explore the market, with Mitchell emerging as a possible solution.

Tuttosport reports that his representatives at ROOF are working to find the Palace defender a new club and have brought his name to Juventus' attention.

The Serie A side are said to be evaluating the opportunity, particularly because Mitchell's contract situation could potentially make him available on favourable terms.

Juventus are not expected to have a clear run at Mitchell, with English clubs also believed to be interested. Tottenham have previously been linked with the defender.

His Premier League experience and consistency at Selhurst Park make further interest unsurprising, particularly if clubs believe he could become available without a significant transfer fee.

That creates a potentially difficult situation for Palace.

Mitchell remains an important player for Sage and has made an excellent attacking contribution at the beginning of the campaign. Losing control of his future would therefore represent a significant risk.

A short-term contract extension could strengthen Palace's negotiating position, but the report from Italy suggests Mitchell's representatives are already assessing alternatives.

Juventus will continue evaluating Mitchell as they assess potential left-back additions, with a low-cost January move presented as one possibility.

Palace, meanwhile, have a decision to make over Mitchell's contract situation. If his representatives continue sounding out other clubs, resolving his future could quickly become a priority.