Thursday's reports claim that Juventus are open to the idea of welcoming Dusan Vlahovic back to the club after the expiry of his contract on June 30, but only on the conditions laid out by the club's new CEO Giovanni Carnevali.
Vlahovic is currently a free agent after seeing his contract with Juventus expire at the end of June.
The Bianconeri had tried for over a year to get the Serbia international to commit to a new deal, but they were ultimately unsuccessful under the reign of former CEO Damien Comolli.
During the final year of his Juventus contract, Vlahovic was the highest-paid player in Serie A with a net salary of around €12m. The Old Lady were always aware of the fact that they would need to convince the striker into taking a pay cut if a renewal were to go ahead.
Despite months of back and forth, an agreement was never reached and Vlahovic is now available on a free transfer.
Vlahovic is currently a free agent after seeing his contract with Juventus expire at the end of June.
The Bianconeri had tried for over a year to get the Serbia international to commit to a new deal, but they were ultimately unsuccessful under the reign of former CEO Damien Comolli.
During the final year of his Juventus contract, Vlahovic was the highest-paid player in Serie A with a net salary of around €12m. The Old Lady were always aware of the fact that they would need to convince the striker into taking a pay cut if a renewal were to go ahead.
Despite months of back and forth, an agreement was never reached and Vlahovic is now available on a free transfer.
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