This season might mark Dusan Vlahovic’s final campaign in Serie A. Although the Serbian striker netted an important goal against Lecce yesterday, his contract renewal with Juventus remains unresolved.
His current deal expires this summer, and as the highest-paid player at the Bianconeri, the club is weighing options to find a wage structure that works for all sides.
Meanwhile, Bayern Munich has shown interest. According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Vlahovic is being considered as a potential replacement for Harry Kane should the English striker depart in the summer.
A free transfer would make Vlahovic an attractive option for a player in his prime. Tactically, the move also makes sense.
Since breaking into Fiorentina’s first team, Vlahovic has excelled when running into channels and exploiting space. However, at Juventus, where possession is often dominant, he has had fewer opportunities to showcase that style.
In the Bundesliga, teams typically play with a high defensive line. That environment would allow Vlahovic to leverage his strengths rather than constantly face deep-lying defenses, making a switch to Germany a logical step.