Manchester United attacker Joshua Zirkzee has reportedly made a decision on his future amid the links with Serie A giants Juventus.
Zirkzee joined the Red Devils from Bologna in the off-season in a deal reportedly worth £36.5 million.
However, it has not been smooth sailing for the Netherlands international so far, which included an embarrassing moment against Newcastle United when he was pulled off in the first half by coach Ruben Amorim.
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Reports in Italy claim that Juventus are keen on the Dutch attacker, as Thiago Motta coached the player at Bologna last season.
According to Sky Germany, Zirkzee has decided against leaving Old Trafford and will fight for his place in the squad.
The 23-year-old has netted four goals and registered two assist in 28 appearances for the Red Devils this campaign.
Amorim recently stated that he wants to keep the Dutchman this month.
"I want to keep Josh because he gives everything and he's trying in training but we don't know," Amorim said, as per Goal.
"The window is open and we will see what happens. We just need to focus on training and to take this for the other games. It's just one point so let's focus on the performance for the next games."