Juventus and Dusan Vlahovic have reopened contract negotiations, according to reports from TuttoSport. After a period of indirect communication, both parties are seeking a resolution, though significant differences remain regarding agent commission fees.
Juventus have offered Vlahovic a two-year contract extension with a net salary of approximately €6.5 million per season, alongside a signing bonus between €4 and €5 million. However, Vlahovic is seeking higher commission payments, requesting between €8 and €9 million. This creates a gap of around €6 million between the offer and the player’s demands, a substantial amount given the proposed two-year duration of the deal.
Despite the disparity, Juventus have not ruled out a renewal and are continuing efforts to bridge the gap. There is reportedly some internal debate within the club regarding Vlahovic’s future, creating a degree of uncertainty. Representatives from other clubs, including Everton, have shown interest, with Everton potentially preparing a proposal, but Vlahovic remains hesitant about a move to the Premier League.
Vlahovic is prioritizing the possibility of remaining at Juventus, and is awaiting further signals from the Turin club before seriously considering alternative options. The player believes he represents a more affordable attacking solution compared to other targets identified by Juventus, including Mateo Pellegrino. Juventus are now awaiting a concrete gesture from Vlahovic regarding the commission demands, which are seen as the primary obstacle to reaching an agreement. The online Adidas store briefly listed a Juventus second kit with Vlahovic’s name and number, though this is being described as a coincidence.
