Juventus have reportedly submitted a final contract offer to Dusan Vlahovic, proposing a deal worth up to €8 million per year as they fight to keep the Serbian forward in Turin.
Juventus have reportedly made one last attempt to convince Dusan Vlahovic to remain at the club, presenting the Serbian striker with a final contract proposal as uncertainty continues to surround his future.
The 26-year-old forward is currently available on a free transfer after allowing his contract at the Allianz Stadium to run down. With his existing deal set to expire at the end of the month, Vlahovic is free to negotiate with interested clubs across Europe.
Despite months of speculation linking him with a move away from Turin, the former Fiorentina striker has yet to reach an agreement with another club. That situation has encouraged Juventus to make one final push in hopes of securing his signature on a new deal.
The latest offer comes shortly after a major change in the club’s hierarchy. Juventus recently appointed Giovanni Carnevali as their new chief executive, replacing Damien Comolli, and the new executive has reportedly taken a direct role in the negotiations.
🚨 𝗡𝗘𝗪: Juventus have sent a final contract offer to Dusan Vlahovic.
They are proposing a one-year deal with an €8m salary including add-ons.
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Earlier this month, Vlahovic turned down an offer worth €6 million per season that had been put forward by the previous management team. At the time, the proposal was deemed insufficient by the player’s camp, leading many to believe his departure was inevitable.
However, Juventus remain optimistic because no elite European club has yet matched the financial expectations of the Serbian international. That has opened the door for the Bianconeri to return to the negotiating table with an improved proposal.
According to reports, the new offer includes a one-year contract worth €8 million per season, including performance-related bonuses. Juventus are also said to be willing to discuss a longer two-year agreement if it increases the chances of reaching a compromise.
The coming days are expected to be decisive for both player and club. While Vlahovic continues to weigh up his options, Juventus hope their improved terms and the lack of concrete alternatives elsewhere will persuade the striker to extend his stay in Turin and remain a key part of the club’s plans moving forward.
