DuTi: If you receive a quotation of 25 million euros, Juventus is willing to give Vlahovic a 5 million euros compensation

According to Turin Sports, Juventus's relationship with Vlahovic is heading for an end. Even though Tudor was once a loyal supporter of Vlahovic, he failed to rekindle the spark of cooperation between the two sides. In the recent Club World Cup, Vlahovic has very little playing time, and the smile he barely squeezed out cannot cover up the emotional distance between him and the team.

Apparently, Vlahovic is no longer a core player of Juventus, but more like an unwelcome passerby. The club began actively looking for new buyers a few months ago, hoping to solve this tricky problem as soon as possible. However, no suitable solution has been found yet.

Therefore, in next week's training camp, Vlahovic will still appear in the team's lineup, although his heart is no longer here. To prevent further devaluation, Juventus cannot simply exclude Vlahovic. Of course, they hope to reduce the financial burden by selling the player - this season, Vlahovic's financial expenditure budget for the team is as high as 43 million euros.

If Vlahovic can be sold, it will also make room for the introduction of Muani. In fact, Juventus has reached an agreement with Vlahovic: If a quotation of 25 million euros is received, Juventus is willing to pay Vlahovic 5 million euros as compensation.

However, the striker asked to join a competitive team instead of heading to a club in Saudi Arabia or Turkey. Milan is a possible option, but they need to complete the transfer deals in other positions first. Meanwhile, Juventus is still negotiating with Paris Saint-Germain for a transfer for Muani.

The main difference between the two parties is in the form of the contract: Paris insists on a mandatory buyout clause, while Juventus prefers the form of loan plus buyout. Due to poor economic conditions, Juventus can only formally finalize the deal after confirming that Vlahovic leaves the team. Nevertheless, all parties are cautiously optimistic about the future, believing that an agreement will eventually be reached.

However, this is likely to be achieved until the last moment before the transfer window is closed.