Vlahovic amortization + salary of 40 million, Juventus is eager to take action, Milan wants to sign 10 million

Signing a strong center is an important task for AC Milan this summer window. The management is currently paying close attention to multiple goals, and the plan to introduce Vlahovic has been officially put on the agenda. The Serbian international has entered Juventus' contract year, with the amortization cost in the last year plus pre-tax wages as high as 40 million euros. The Zebras are eager to clear up and make room for signings.

After a failed season, AC Milan will have to make major adjustments to the front line this summer window. At present, Abraham has finished his loan and left the team. Jovic's contract expires and returns to his free agent. Camalda is on loan on Lecce, and Colognebo also joins Genoa on loan with a conditional forced buyout. Milan has the only one left Jimenez in the center position.

As Jimenez is still on vacation, Milan has no center available in the upcoming friendly match with Arsenal. It is reported that Allegri has a 5-3-2 formation, with Bartesage and Salmarques serving as left and right wingbacks, Pulisic as the film forward on the left side of the forward line, and Leo played the guest center.

From this point of view, it is a necessity for Milan to introduce a center. Of course, the management is not idle either. Since the summer window opened, they have successively evaluated players with outstanding data such as Retge, Mitrovic, Skamaka, Dovbik, Nunes, Jackson, Bonifas, Shik, Demilovic, Hoylen, etc., but the goal is gradually outrageous, and some players are even "full of billions".

For Milan, which has a limited budget, it is more pragmatic in the center signing work. Recently, they have begun to evaluate Vlahovic who is entering the contract year. According to the Evening Post, CEO Fulani has approved sports director Tare to start negotiations with the Serbs.

Frahovic's contract with Juventus will expire in June 2026, which represents a low-cost market opportunity for the Ross and Blacks. Juventus recently signed a sign that Jonathan David is exempted and is negotiating with Paris to renew his loan with Muani or loan Hoylen from Manchester United. These signs indicate that Vlahovic is no longer in Juventus' plan.

Vlahovic's final year amortization of costs and wages will cost the club about 40 million euros, which seriously hinders the team's signing operations. The Zebras hope to get rid of this heavy burden as soon as possible. Fenerbahce, coached by Mourinho and some Saudi teams are willing to take over. Their offer is around 20 million euros, but the players themselves do not want to leave the mainstream league.

Vlahovic's situation naturally attracted the attention of many Serie A teams. Inter Milan's idea is to wait until the players leave the team freely next year before trying to sign without a signing, while Milan wants to complete the signing at a lower price and salary. The current annual salary after tax is as high as 12 million euros, and the Ross and Blacks hope to cut it to 6 million euros. In terms of transfer fees, Milan's psychological price is only 10 million euros, far lower than Juventus' 20 million euros asking price. Unlike Chiesa's situation last year, Vlahovic is now practicing and playing with the team normally, and Juventus does not want to terminate the contract and release the players by paying severance payments.

Tale is not in a hurry to start. He wants to wait for Juventus to change his strategy, and he can even consider buying at the bottom before closing the window. After all, Juventus cannot afford the expenses of 40 million euros, so they may choose to cut their losses and stop losses. By then, this so-called severance fee can be completely converted into a transfer fee paid by Milan. By selling players such as Morata and Emerson, the Reds and Blacks can easily raise Vlahovic's recruitment funds and salary expenses.