Key Takeaways
- Dusan Vlahovic wants to stay at Juventus and sign a new two-year contract
- The Serbian striker refuses to join AC Milan out of loyalty to the Turin club
- Bayern Munich are interested but Vlahovic prefers stability at the Allianz Stadium
Juventus striker Dusan Vlahovic is ready to sign a new contract with the Italian club. The Serbian international will accept a two-year extension. This decision comes even though AC Milan and Bayern Munich want to buy him.
The forward’s current deal ends in June 2026. Talks between the player and Juventus will start again soon. Vlahovic missed four months of this season after surgery in December 2025.
Italian newspaper La Gazzetta dello Sport says the player wants to stay in Turin. He knows the coach and his teammates well. This familiar environment will help him recover his best form after his injuries.
AC Milan are interested in the 25-year-old. But Vlahovic does not want to join another Serie A team. He feels loyal to Juventus and does not want to play against them in the future.
Bayern Munich also want the striker. The German club could pay him more money than Juventus. However, discussions with Bayern are not advanced at this moment. Vlahovic prefers the stability of staying at his current club.
The new contract would pay him less than his current deal. He earns €12 million per year now. Juventus will offer between €6 million and €7 million per season with extra bonuses.