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Juventus’ Dušan Vlahović could be on the way out with rumors over the last few months linking him to AC Milan, PSG, and Tottenham Hotspur. With one year left on his current contract, the Old Lady want to ensure they don’t lose him on a free transfer.

CaughtOffside previously reported that the French club began tracking the Serbian international earlier this year, and with his price tag becoming more manageable, a summer move was starting to look realistic.

Arsenal and Manchester United were also previously reported to be monitoring Vlahović closely, setting up the possibility of a bidding war. With just one year left on his contract, Juventus appeared more willing to sell rather than risk losing him for nothing in 2026.

Could Tottenham, PSG target be involved in swap deal?

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Gazzetta dello Sport reports that Juventus are prepared to offer Dušan Vlahović as part of a swap deal with Manchester United for Jadon Sancho.

TBR Football’s chief correspondent Graeme Bailey recently shared that intermediaries have sounded out several Premier League clubs about Dušan Vlahović. However, despite the interest from England, the striker appears more likely to remain in Italy.

“There is interest in England in Vlahovic, but I can confirm no offers are on the table in the Premier League for him, as yet,” Bailey told TBR. “There was a suspicion amongst the clubs that he was waiting for other interest, and now something has come up at Milan with Allegri’s move to the club.

“I am told that, as it stands, they are firm favourites for Vlahović, but that could change. If that does happen, then we could see Premier League interest materialise, but at this point it has not.”

A previous report from GIVE ME SPORT says Tottenham might have a chance to sign Vlahović at a bargain price this summer. Juventus are said to be willing to let the Serbian striker go for as little as £20 million, as he continues to struggle to find his best form.

While Juventus would prefer closer to £35 million, they understand they may have to accept a lower fee to move him on. The club is actively seeking a buyer, which could potentially lower the price if Tottenham or another team makes a serious offer.