Juventus is willing to lose money offloading key player

Juventus and Dusan Vlahovic are yet to reach an agreement on a new contract as the striker enters the final year of his current deal. Vlahovic’s contract is set to expire in 2026, and the Bianconeri have been in negotiations with him regarding an extension. However, the club is seeking to make adjustments to his terms, specifically asking the Serbian to take a pay cut if he is to stay beyond this season.

Currently, Vlahovic earns €12 million per season, a figure that Juventus are unwilling to continue paying due to their new salary structure. The club has implemented a wage cap, ensuring that no player earns above a certain threshold. Vlahovic’s current wages exceed this cap, making his next contract a pivotal moment for Juventus to regularise the situation. Talks have been ongoing with Vlahovic’s camp in hopes of reaching a new agreement that aligns with the club’s financial framework.

However, according to Tuttojuve, Vlahovic’s representatives are not open to the idea of a pay cut, a stance that could ultimately lead to the end of his relationship with the club. As negotiations stall, Juventus may be forced to consider selling the striker, despite knowing that his contract situation will likely diminish his market value.