Juventus is unlikely to terminate the contract with DV9, considering selling for 25 million euros or renting for one year after renewal

According to the "Milan Sports Daily", Juventus and Vlahovic are unlikely to terminate the contract, and it is more likely that the player will be sold directly or rented out after one year of renewal.

Vlahovic is no longer in Juventus' plan, but with one year left on his contract, Vlahovic will also receive a loyalty bonus, and his salary will increase to 12 million euros next season. Juventus hopes to sell Vlahovic this summer, but the players are reluctant to accept some unsuitable options. For example, Fenerbahce had previously offered 30 million euros to buy Vlahovic and offered him an annual salary of 10 million euros, but Vlahovic refused to join. In addition, Vlahovic also refused to play football in Saudi Arabia.

Vlahovic wants to stay in the mainstream European league, and now he wants to force Juventus with a tough attitude rather than leave the team at a normal market price. However, "Sports of Milan" pointed out that Juventus and Vlahovic are unlikely to terminate the contract, because it will cost more than the club's choice to retain players until the contract expires.

Juventus will consider selling players directly this summer or renting players. Vlahovic's current cost amortization is still 20 million euros left. In order to avoid capital losses, Juventus hopes to sell him for 25 million euros. If Juventus wants to rent out Vlahovic, Juventus will need to renew his contract with him for one year first, so that he can continue to amortize the player's costs and reduce the cost of this year. After Jontoli left Juventus, Juventus' current transfer manager is General Manager Komoli, who may convince Vlahovic to agree to renew his contract for one year and add a departure clause that is beneficial to the players.

The Milan Sports also revealed that Milan has always been interested in Vlahovic, but they can only afford a salary of 8 million euros at most. Juventus hopes to sell players with better conditions, and among Italian and foreign clubs, Barcelona is also paying attention to Vlahovic. Juventus must now try to solve the problem of Vlahovic, free up salary space and reduce fiscal spending. And Vlahovic also needs to get a stable playing time next season and participate in next year's World Cup at its best.