League leaders Juventus will soon extend the contract of Fabio Quagliarella, reports La Gazzetta dello Sport.

The Italian international is allegedly on the verge of agreeing new terms which will tie him to the outfit until June 2015.

The striker, four goals in 19 League games this term, is currently committed to the Old Lady until June 2014 following his move from Napoli.

Quagliarella, who was signed outright by Juve in the summer for a total of €15m, has scored two in his last two for the club.

Juventus have also recently extended the contracts of Paolo De Ceglie, Leonardo Bonucci and Alessandro Matri.

Andrea Barzagli and Gigi Buffon are also in line to prolong their agreements with the Turin giants.

Quagliarella, who missed the first six months of 2011 with injury, has today praised boss Antonio Conte for the way he has handled his comeback.