Sassuolo managing director Giovanni Carnevali says Juventus are still competing with Napoli to try and sign Giacomo Raspadori and “anything can happen” before the transfer window closes.
Napoli are reported to have emerged as the favourites to sign the Italy forward, who has just under two years remaining on his contract.
Juve are said to have cooled their interest in the 22-year-old, who was part of the Azzurri squad that won Euro 2020 last year.
Sassuolo sold striker Gianluca Scamacca to West Ham last week for a fee £30.5million (€36m) plus £5m in add-ons and look set to lose another prized asset.
Carnevali said in an interview with Il Giornale: “For Giacomo there are the eyes of Napoli and Juventus.
“It is clear that the transfer market is still long and anything can still happen, but it is equally true that our idea is to end the negotiations within a few days to concentrate on the championship.
“The goal is to enhance youngsters, just like Gianluca Scamacca and his arrival in the Premier League is a fantastic recognition.”
Raspadori scored 10 goals and provided five assists for Sassuolo in Serie A last season.