Juventus make final attempt to retain Vlahovic
The Italian club is pushing to extend the Serbian striker's contract with an offer worth 8 million euros per year plus bonuses.
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The management of Juventus is working to secure the future of Dusan Vlahovic, making a determined effort to keep the forward in Turin. According to reports, the club is preparing an improved contract extension offer that is intended to be their final attempt to retain him.
The proposed deal reportedly includes a salary of 8 million euros per year, supplemented by performance-based bonuses. Through this offer, the club hopes to convince the 26-year-old player to extend his stay for at least one more season.
Vlahovic had previously rejected the club's initial proposal, leading to speculation in the Italian media about a potential exit as a free agent. However, the dialogue remains ongoing, and no final decision has been made. The situation is influenced by a lack of concrete bids from top European clubs, while moves to Turkish sides like Besiktas or Galatasaray currently do not appeal to the player.
The forward is reportedly open to remaining at Juventus, as he sees himself as a vital component of the project led by coach Luciano Spalletti. The club also highly values the Serbian striker, aiming to avoid losing him to prevent the need for expensive reinforcements in the attacking line.