Dusan Vlahović Set to Leave Juventus and Draws Interest From Europe’s Elite
The 26-year-old will be a free agent at the end of June and clubs are weighing his striking pedigree against high wage and agent demands.
Overview
- Juventus failed to reach a new deal with Vlahović after offering a two-year extension that fell short of his reported pay demands, and he is expected to leave when his contract expires on June 30.
- By Friday, multiple outlets reported that a wide list of top clubs including Real Madrid, Manchester United, Arsenal, Bayern Munich, Chelsea and others are actively monitoring or preparing moves for the striker.
- Real Madrid has been named among the leading suitors in recent coverage, though interest is widespread and no club has been confirmed as a frontrunner.
- Sources say Vlahović’s reported salary and agent fees could make even a free transfer expensive, a factor that may deter clubs with tight wage policies such as Manchester United under INEOS.
- Sportingly, clubs value Vlahović as an experienced No. 9 with a strong Serie A record—he scored 10 goals this season and has a proven scoring history at Fiorentina and Juventus—making him a short-list target for teams needing a finished striker this summer.