Inter Milan’s pursuit of Juventus striker Dusan Vlahovic hinges on selling Marcus Thuram, with the club facing a significant challenge in meeting Vlahovic’s demands.

Inter Milan’s interest in signing Juventus striker Dusan Vlahovic has hit a roadblock, with reports suggesting that the club can only pursue the Serbia international if Marcus Thuram leaves. 

Vlahovic’s contract with Juventus expires soon, and Inter has informally explored his availability for a free transfer. Despite potential agreement issues due to Vlahovic’s demands for a signing bonus of around €10 million and an annual salary of €6 million, Inter remains keen on signing him.

The main obstacle for Inter is making room for Vlahovic in their team.

With Lautaro Martinez not expected to depart, the club would need to sell Thuram to accommodate the new signing. However, this comes with a significant price tag, as Inter would have to pay Thuram’s €85 million release clause. Thuram’s departure would allow Inter to reshape their attacking lineup and create space for Vlahovic.

Vlahovic’s potential move to Inter would be an interesting twist, given his impressive performances for Juventus.

If Inter can navigate the financial aspects, Vlahovic might be an excellent addition to their squad. Meanwhile, Thuram has been an integral part of Inter’s lineup, and his departure would undoubtedly impact the team’s dynamics.

The Thuram brothers, Marcus and Khephren, have been making waves in Italian football. Marcus, who plays for Inter, has been instrumental in the team’s success, while Khephren, who plays for Juventus, has shown promise as a talented midfielder. The brothers’ father, Lilian Thuram, is a legendary French footballer who played for Juventus and Parma.