French-Malian defensive midfielder Soungoutou Magassa of West Ham United is being linked with a move to Juventus, with the Serie A club reportedly monitoring the 22-year-old ahead of a possible summer approach.
Magassa, who holds both France and Mali nationality and is valued at €17.00m on Transfermarkt, is currently on the books at the Premier League side but his contract details are unclear, with no expiry date publicly listed. That uncertainty has fuelled speculation that the London club could be vulnerable to offers, or that the player could run down his deal and explore free-agent options further down the line.
The rumour, dated 11 June 2026, places Magassa on Juventus’ radar as the Turin giants look to reinforce their midfield options for the Serie A campaign. The reported probability of the move is listed only as “?”, underlining that talks are at an exploratory stage rather than an advanced negotiation.
Born in Stains on 8 October 2003 and standing at 1.90m, Magassa fits the modern profile of a physically imposing, right-footed holding midfielder. He wears the No.27 shirt at West Ham and is primarily deployed in a defensive midfield role, offering protection in front of the back line.
Recent club data lists him as part of West Ham United’s senior set-up, competing in the Premier League after emerging as one of the more highly rated young midfielders of his age group. Detailed contract terms, including when he joined the Hammers and when his current agreement ends, remain undisclosed.
With a market valuation of €17.00m, any formal bid from Juventus would likely test West Ham’s resolve, though there is currently no indication of an agreed fee or imminent medical. If the move does materialise, a switch from east London to Turin could prove a defining step in Magassa’s development, offering him a platform to enhance his reputation in Serie A and on the European stage.
