​Juventus is in talks to complete an impressive swap deal with Inter MilanJuventus and Inter Milan could complete a swap deal as both clubs continue to explore ways of strengthening their squads. With each side interested in a player from the other team, an exchange could prove to be a practical solution that benefits everyone involved.The Bianconeri have been interested in signing Davide Frattesi for some time, with Luciano Spalletti keen on a reunion. Juventus believe the midfielder could add quality to their squad and remain attentive to any opportunity that could make a deal possible.Discussions underwayInter Milan have now turned their attention to Nicolas Gonzalez as they look to add another winger to their squad. The Argentinian has established himself as a quality player over the last few seasons and is viewed as someone capable of strengthening their attacking options.According to Calciomercato, both clubs have started talks involving Frattesi and Gonzalez as Juventus look to give Spalletti one of the players he believes he can get the best from. The report adds that Inter are equally interested in Gonzalez because of their need for a new winger.Juventus seek favourable agreementThe report also states that Gonzalez performed well during his loan spell at Atletico Madrid last season. It further claims that he has insisted he does not want to play for Juventus again, making a permanent departure, including as part of a swap arrangement, a sensible outcome for all parties if an agreement can be reached.Juventus are expected to approach any negotiations carefully, particularly as the two players are not considered to have the same market value. Any deal would need to reflect those differences before the Bianconeri agree to proceed.Should discussions continue positively, a swap could satisfy the needs of both clubs while allowing each side to strengthen areas of their squad. Juventus would be eager to ensure they receive the best possible terms, even if that also involves receiving additional money to account for the difference in the players’ respective valuations.