Juventus Turin Decides Future of Vlahovic

The bianconero team has already decided what to do with their forward considering the proposals they have on the table

Héctor Andreu | 1 Oct 2025 | 17.46
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Vlahovic will not leave Juventus until summer. / EstadioDeportivo
Vlahovic will not leave Juventus until summer. / EstadioDeportivo

Everything revolves around opportunities. From that maxim, the present and future of Dusan Vlahovic at Juventus de Turín are seen. His arrival in January 2022 marked the beginning of an ambitious project: to surpass figures like Dybala, secure him a millionaire contract until 2026, and turn him into the offensive centerpiece. But that tree planted with hope has grown crooked due to economic and sporting reasons.

Since the start of the season, the tension between sporting functionality and financial viability has been palpable in Juventus' offices. Vlahovic's salary—around 12 million euros annually—contrasts with the strict austerity policies that the bianconeri have internally imposed. As 'Calciomercato' reports, even if the Serbian scored a bunch of goals, that salary would compromise the club's wage bill.

The Resurgence as a Game Changer of Dusan Vlahovic

Despite the adverse environment, Vlahovic has taken advantage of his substitute role to prove himself. In six games coming off the bench, he has already scored four goals this season. He was never a starter when Tudor bet on him, but he has shown that the hunger remains intact.

The internal boos—recorded in a friendly match—did not undermine his determination. Today, he displays renewed energy, aware that he can make a difference in crucial moments. This reinforces the sporting argument to keep him in the squad.

Transfer Market: Hard to Escape Without Losing Value

During the summer, attempts were made to offload Vlahovic. Even the CEO Damien Comolli publicly acknowledged that goal. But no offer met Juventus' expectations, either in price or conditions. Furthermore, the striker clung to his desire to stay as the number 9.

In January, a narrow window opens: if a strong offer arrives, it will hardly be ignored. However, the club has signaled that they won't let him go easily. Giorgio Chiellini, a director at the club, expressed it plainly: “He will be a Juventus player until June 30, 2026... Vlahovic is not moving, he is important.”

Vlahovic will not leave Juventus in January

Belligerent rumors place clubs like Bayern Munich on the prowl: the German side has probed his contractual situation and explored negotiation possibilities. From the Premier League, Manchester United and Chelsea continue to show latent interest in his signing.

What Makes Vlahovic So Valuable to Juventus' Coffers?

Although his performance is irregular, his resale value and remaining contract make him an asset that must be managed strategically. Loaning or selling him could free up wage mass, but it would weaken the offensive line. Juventus, with David and Openda, already has alternatives, and can only field one number nine for the game.

If Vlahovic stays after January, a race to sign him for free in 2026 begins. And that sets up a dangerous scenario: top clubs would wait to negotiate with his agent without paying a transfer fee. With the renewal currently ruled out, his immediate future will depend on the balance between financial needs and sporting ambition.

The internal clamor of the club seems clear: they will not let go of Vlahovic in January. Although Juventus will not close the door to listening to offers, their official stance—backed by Chiellini—makes it clear that this forward will not leave Turin without a sporting or financial battle. Ultimately, Dusan Vlahovic will remain the cornerstone of the bianconeri project for many more months.

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