Despite a brilliant return to the starting lineup for Juventus, striker Dusan Vlahovic has refrained from making any promises about his future. After starting for the first time in six months, he scored the winning goal against Lecce. When asked about his future after the match, the Serbian forward gave an ambiguous response: "My last two games? We'll see..." according to Goal.com reports.
According to the Italian press, negotiations between the parties have stalled over salary issues. Vlahovic wants to maintain his annual salary of 12 million euros, but Juventus intends to cut that amount in half. As reported by Gazzetta dello Sport, the player is awaiting better offers in the summer transfer window, with Bayern Munich and Barcelona considered his primary options.
The Bayern Munich management is working on strengthening their attacking line. Nicolas Jackson is expected to return to Chelsea after his loan spell ends, and Bayern will not activate his purchase clause. Therefore, Dusan Vlahovic remains one of the top candidates for the German giants.
At the same time, Bayern is also targeting players like Anthony Gordon (Newcastle United) and Yan Diomande (RB Leipzig). However, these transfers would require significant investment. For now, it remains unclear how Vlahovic's physical condition and salary demands align with Bayern's financial policy.
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