Juventus prepare to offer Vlahovic a short-term contract

Juventus could still offer Dusan Vlahovic a two-year contract extension, despite interest from Milan and Bayern Munich.

The Serbian striker will become a free agent once his deal with the Bianconerri ends in June.

As things stand, he can sign a pre-contract agreement with clubs, but that seems not to be the case.

La Gazzetta dello Sport reported that all parties involved are expected to resume new contract talks in the coming weeks.

His season has been affected by injuries this campaign. He has been out for four months and underwent surgery in December 2025.

Gazzetta reported that the likelihood of Vlahovic extending his stay at Juventus is high. This would give him the chance to start the new season in a familiar environment, where he has built a strong bond with the coach and his teammates.

According to reports, AC Milan have never hidden their interest in the Bianconeri star. According to Gazzetta, Vlahovic is unwilling to join another Serie A club, on the order not to betray the Old Lady.

Bayern Munich are also in the race should he decide to leave the Italian giant for a new adventure. 

Although talks with Vlahovic’s entourage have not reached an advanced stage so far, anything could change in a matter of days.

The Bavarians would surely match his wage and have no issue offering a higher salary than Juventus, but Vlahovic might prefer the stability of remaining in Turin. This is expected to help him revive his career after a troubled season.

Gazzetta reported that Juventus might offer a new two-year deal with a salary of €6-7 million, including add-ons.

This will be a reduction to the €12m ewrned, including bonuses, in the final year of his contract at the Allianz Stadium.

This is expected to be a hindrance, but for a player who would want to compensate Juventus for his absence due to injury, he could negotiate for an increment to this offer.