Dusan Vlahovic set for Juventus exit as transfer expert calls deal ‘practically impossible’

Dusan Vlahovic will leave Juventus on June 30 after the striker failed to agree new terms with the club. Transfer expert Matteo Moretto says a deal is now ‘practically impossible’ as Vlahovic’s demands stay unchanged.

What happened?

Juventus striker Dusan Vlahovic has rejected the club’s latest contract offer from CEO Giovanni Carnevali. The Old Lady’s ex-CEO Damien Comolli also failed to secure a deal earlier this year. Moretto, speaking on YouTube, called the gap over wages, bonuses and signing fees too wide to bridge.

Besiktas have reached out to Vlahovic in recent days. But the Turkish giants haven’t met his financial terms either. With no club yet matching his asking price, Vlahovic faces life without a club on July 1.

Why it matters for Dusan Vlahovic

Vlahovic’s contract expires on June 30 after five seasons at Juventus. The 26-year-old has scored 49 goals in 116 appearances for the Bianconeri. His next move could shape the rest of his prime years.

Moretto’s verdict underlines the striker’s tough hand. He wants a payday that few clubs can justify. That leaves Vlahovic in limbo just as the transfer window heats up.

What comes next?

Juventus must decide whether to sell Vlahovic now or let him leave for free. The club’s hierarchy has changed twice since talks began. Carnevali’s final bid fell short, and no fresh offer has arrived.

Vlahovic’s camp remains unmoved. Moretto insists the striker won’t budge on money. Unless a surprise bid emerges, he’ll walk out of Turin on July 1.

The bigger picture

Vlahovic isn’t the only high-profile name out of contract this summer. But his profile-linked to clubs like Besiktas, Atalanta and Saudi sides-keeps him in the spotlight. His next club will pay a premium for a proven Serie A striker.

For now, the clock is ticking. The window closes fast, and Vlahovic’s future stays up in the air.