Osvaldo is in Turin for a medical ahead of a move to Juventus, according to Football Italia.

Juventus have confirmed that the 28-year old striker is undergoing a medical Friday, ahead of a potential loan move for the rest of the season. Osvaldo is currently suspended by Southampton for a training-grounds fight with teammate Jose Fonte, and the Premier League club seems anxious to rid themselves of their oft-troubled attacker. Juve will also have the option to buy Osvlado at the end of the season.

Juventus has confirmed their interest in bringing Osvaldo to Italy, but admitted that they must sell some players before bringing new ones in, reports the Daily Mail.

Osvaldo has been suspended until early February for an incident with a teammate in training. He was signed last summer from Roma.

Osvaldo has been hit with a two-week ban by Southampton after he got in a fight with teammate Jose Fonte during training Thursday, the Daily Mail reports.

Fonte reportedly suffered serious facial injuries during the incident, and Osvaldo was suspended after an emergency disciplinary hearing by Southampton executives. The striker will miss the FA Cup match against Yeovil this weekend, plus upcoming Premier League matches against Arsenal and Fulham.

Inter Milan may try to add Fredy Guarin to sweeten a potential offer to bring Osvaldo to the team from Southampton, reports the Daily Mail.

Reports suggest that Osvaldo hasn't settled into his new surroundings since joining Southampton from Roma last summer. Southampton's Mauricio Pochettino said that the forward is happy in England.

Osvaldo has been handed a three-match ban for violent conduct that occurred during Southampton's December 14 game at Newcastle, Goal.com reports.

Osvaldo was also fined £40,000. The striker is being penalized for a sideline altercation with Newcastle goalkeeping coach Andy Woodman, who was also disciplined. A leg injury has prevented Osvaldo from playing since the aforementioned match, but he did score in consecutive games leading up to the Newcastle tie. Now suspended for a trio of games, Osvaldo will be eligible to return January 28, when Southampton takes on Arsenal.

Osvaldo is available for selection for Sunday's match against Everton, after appealing a violent conduct charge, but faces a late fitness test due to a leg injury, the Southern Daily Echo reports.

Osvaldo has been battling a leg injury recently, which kept him from playing against Cardiff City on Thursday. The striker has two goals in his last three Premier League matches, the latter of which was when he was forced off against Newcastle on December 14.

Osvaldo has scored just one goal through his first eight Premier League appearances (six starts) this season.

Osvaldo joined Southampton ahead of the summer transfer deadline, but to this point has failed to reproduce the form that saw him net 16 goals for Serie A side Roma last season.