Juventus kicks Vlahovic to the curb

Turin's Juventus is contemplating a complex operation for the upcoming summer transfer window: parting ways with Dušan Vlahović. The Serbian forward, who arrived at the club with high expectations and a hefty price tag, has yet to fully justify his signing with the expected performance. Adding to this is a high salary that further complicates his potential departure.

As confirmed by 'Calciomercato', the Bianconeri club aims to cash in before the striker enters the final year of his contract, a move that would prevent a free departure in 2026. However, the situation is not favorable. The player's inconsistency in recent seasons has diminished the interest of top clubs, while his wage demands pose a significant obstacle for many potential suitors.

Mourinho Interested in Turkey

Amidst this scenario, a potential suitor has emerged from Turkey. Various local sources have pointed to Fenerbahçe as one of the clubs considering his recruitment, with José Mourinho particularly backing the attacker. The Portuguese coach, recently linked to the Turkish side, views adding a quality forward to his project positively.

Despite the potential interest, Juventus is aware that securing a satisfactory sale won't be straightforward. The Italian club may need to come to terms with the fact that, to facilitate his exit, they might have to lower their financial demands or even contribute to his salary if they wish to find him a new home sooner rather than later.

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, La Juventus pone de patitas en la calle a Vlahovic