Contact between the two clubs in recent days has seen a focus on whether a deal can be struck before the window closes, and under what conditions.
Juventus are understood to be exploring a return for the Italian international, who played for them between 2022 and 2024, but significant work remains to bridge the gap between the parties.
From Chiesa’s perspective, he has always been determined to prove himself both at Liverpool and in the Premier League, but sources admit Juventus’ interest has given him plenty to consider.
A breakthrough will need to arrive soon, as the Turin club are aware that they will have to turn their attention elsewhere if progress stalls.
Juventus ideally would like a loan arrangement, but Liverpool are not particularly receptive to that structure so far.
Sources suggest that any agreement is more likely to require a more permanent solution for negotiations to advance.
Chiesa is becoming open to the idea of returning to Italy as a central figure in Juventus’ long-term project, having already gained an understanding of the role the club would envision for him.
The main challenge now lies in aligning the financial terms, both in terms of the offer presented to Liverpool and the personal package proposed to the player.
Until clarity is reached on those fronts, the move remains uncertain, and Juventus are actively assessing alternative options in case they need to pivot quickly.