"Milan Sports" reported that Juventus plans to sell forward Vlahovic in the January transfer window, and Chelsea and Manchester United are paying close attention to this trend.
Although Vlahovic has performed well as a substitute this season, the key to the club's move is to ensure the status of two important investments in the summer window, Jonathan David and Openda.
At the same time, Vlahovic's annual salary of up to 12 million euros and his contract that will expire in June 2026 also brought huge financial pressure to the club. Juventus hopes to sell him through the winter window to save half a season's salary and expects to receive transfer fees of 10 million to 15 million euros.
From a tactical perspective, coach Tudor also believes that Vlahovic is more threatening when he appears as a "Shock" substitute, which is consistent with his mediocre starting performance this season but his substitute has made many achievements.
Considering that Vlahovic had refused to leave the team in the summer, intentional Premier League clubs may choose to take action in January to avoid facing a more intense bidding when the contract is approaching. At present, unless the player is willing to accept a significant salary cut, renewal is basically not within the club's consideration.