Dusan Vlahovic appears set to leave Juventus, and AC Milan have made him a top target. While Milan’s interest isn’t new, a potential solution to make the deal viable has now surfaced.
As reported by Tuttosport (via MilanNews), Vlahovic’s contract set to expire in 2026 has not been extended, with talks breaking down last autumn. Since then, Juventus have shifted focus to other players, and Vlahovic has gradually lost his starting role, a situation highlighted in their Club World Cup opener. Milan, and particularly coach Max Allegri, are closely monitoring the situation.
Vlahovic Wants Milan Move
Vlahovic has drawn interest from other clubs, including Fenerbahce now coached by José Mourinho who are willing to cover his current €12 million salary. Offers from Saudi Arabia have also been rejected by the striker, who prefers to stay in top-tier European football.
Despite possible Premier League interest later in the transfer window, Vlahovic has made Milan his preferred destination. A key factor is the chance to reunite with Allegri, a coach he trusts and respects.
Milan are reportedly prepared to offer Juventus around €20 million for Vlahovic, a fee that could be tempting given his contract situation. However, the major obstacle remains his high wages. Milan are unwilling to match his current €12 million salary but could offer a four-year deal worth €7–8 million per season. If Vlahovic’s camp is open to such terms, the transfer could progress quickly.
