AC Milan are shaping up to be a serious contender in the race for a new striker this summer, joining Tottenham Hotspur and PSG in the hunt. PSG are reportedly looking to move on from Randal Kolo Muani and there are even rumors of a Gonçalo Ramos departure.
One player firmly on PSG’s radar is Juventus striker Dušan Vlahović. According to CaughtOffside, the club began tracking the Serbian international earlier this year, and with his transfer fee now more reasonable, a summer move is becoming more realistic.
Arsenal and Manchester United are also keeping tabs on Vlahović, which could set the stage for a bidding war. With only a year left on his contract, Juventus may be tempted to lower their price rather than risk losing him for nothing in 2026.
AC Milan latest eyeing PSG, Tottenham targetAC Milan have made a move for Juventus’ Vlahović, according to Calciomercato. New Rossoneri manager Massimiliano Allegri reportedly views the 25-year-old Serbia international as his “favorite” option to bolster the attack.
However, for a deal to happen, Vlahović would likely need to lower his current €12 million per season salary. Further discussions between the two clubs are expected to take place “in the coming days.”
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. Vlahović has reportedly shown interest in starting fresh in the Premier League.
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 looking for a buyer, which could push the price down if Tottenham or another team makes a serious offer.
Tottenham is keeping a close eye on the situation and could increase their interest in the coming weeks. Despite not living up to expectations since joining Juventus, Vlahović is still seen as a player with plenty of potential, the report adds.
