Juventus–Vlahovic Renewal Stalls After Five Meetings

The dispute over extra fees reflects a hard budget line at Juventus, raising the risk of a free exit in June.

Overview

Italian reports Tuesday said Juventus and Dusan Vlahovic have met five times without a renewal.
Talks are stuck over agent commissions and a signing bonus that the club says it will not pay.
Vlahovic has opened to a short, two-year deal at about €6–7 million net per season, down from roughly €12m now.
The contract is set to expire at the end of June, which could let him leave for free, with AC Milan and Bayern Munich linked.
Both parties are shelving the dispute for now to focus on securing Champions League qualification as the season winds down.