The heat at Manchester United is “unbearable,” and Joshua Zirkzee is open to moving to Juventus.

Recent news sources say that Joshua Zirkzee is getting closer and closer to leaving Manchester United.

The Dutch forward only joined Man United this summer and has had a hard time getting used to life at Old Trafford. He has only scored one goal in 15 games, the game-winning goal in his Premier League start against Fulham.

Zirkzee’s constant poor play has been noticed by new United boss Ruben Amorim, who is said to think of the struggling forward as “not being “adequate”” and therefore free to leave in the transfer market.

However, people outside of the club may also be thinking about the player’s possible exit. The People’s Person talked about Zirkzee’s obvious regret over moving to Old Trafford last month.

Today, CalcioMercato reported that Zirkzee is willing to move, which backs up what was said earlier.

The story said, “What is certain is that sources close to him [Zirkzee] and as reported by Repubblica, the player is open to a change of scenery.”

“The pressure in Manchester is too much for him to handle. His own fans have already called him a dud and have recently questioned his physical shape.” Serie A keeps making fun of him.

According to the report, Juventus is a likely destination for the young player, who became famous after a great season at Bologna.

The article stated, “The Zirkzee-Juventus connection is made almost automatic by the presence of Motta, the man who has been able to make the most of his unique qualities.” Thiago Motta, the manager of Juventus, is seen as the person who could help Zirkzee reach his full potential.

Even so, Zirkzee’s link to Juventus is not new. An earlier story said that he could join the Serie A team as early as January.

People have also talked about a swap deal between United and Sporting, in which Viktor Gyokeres, another scorer, would go to United in exchange for Zirkzee.

It’s still not clear what Zirkzee’s future holds, but one thing is for sure: his poor play has cost United and the Netherlands’ national team confidence. That’s why manager Ronald Koeman didn’t include the 23-year-old in their group for Saturday’s 4-0 win over Hungary.

Either Zirkzee leaves Old Trafford for greener pastures or fights for his spot in Amorim’s team, he will need to act quickly to win back the trust of his managers and save his future.