Juventus market, two more options for Dusan Vlahovic’s future

With the winter session now behind us, we are back to talking about the negotiations ready to materialize next summer, with Dusan Vlahovic sure to be a key player in the international market. Indeed, the Juventus striker, due to expire in June and increasingly far from renewal, remains in the Premier League’s sights despite doubts about his physical condition (the Serbian is currently in the pits due to an adductor problem). The’interest of top clubs remains, with two clubs ready to get ahead of the competition.

According to Football Insider reports, Chelsea and Tottenham are ready to open a real market derby to secure Vlahovic. The Blues are looking for a key center forward to complete the technical project, while Spurs are evaluating the Serbian as an ideal profile to give the team back a striker who will make them forget Harry Kane for good since, despite last year’s Europa League success, there is still nostalgia among Tottenham fans for the striker now at Bayern.

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Juventus, for its part, seems to have become convinced that it cannot retain Vlahovic beyond June. The non-renewal opens an inevitable scenario, given that a transfer did not come in January: if there are no last-ditch attempts to patch up the relationship in the coming weeks, the striker will leave on a zero-parameter basis. Chelsea’s and Tottenham&#8217s interest follows, among others, that confirmed in recent months by Barcelona and Milan, and it cannot be ruled out that a real auction may open at the level of salary to be offered.

For a level player who will leave, there are also those who are preparing to continue his adventure in bianconero: Juventus is in fact preparing to armor Kenan Yildiz, who, according to La Gazzetta dello Sport reports, will soon sign a renewal until 2030. The’agreement would include a substantial salary increase and, if it goes through, would close any possibility of a transfer.

In the meantime, Luciano Spalletti&#8217s team, fresh from its elimination in the Coppa Italia at the hands of Atalanta, continues its race for the top four positions, which guarantee participation in next year&#8217s Champions League: the Bianconeri will face Lazio at home on Sunday, Feb. 8, before facing Inter on Saturday, Feb. 14, in the derby d’Italia scheduled at the San Siro.