"A new meeting had taken place between Milan's directors and Vlahović's representatives, with discussions deemed very positive by both parties. Seduced by the project put forward, the Serbian international was even willing to lower his salary demands to €8m net per year. Massimiliano Allegri, then Juventus's coach, was actively pushing for the transfer internally and had made numerous calls to the player."
"Milan were confident and planned to quickly open direct negotiations, so it was a transfer that seemed imminent before ultimately falling through due to yet another disagreement between Juventus and the Serbian player's representatives. Having remained in Turin, Dušan Vlahović made a strong start to the season, but then he suffered a serious injury sustained against Cagliari: a torn adductor muscle that forced him to take a long break. Naturally, with six months remaining on his deal, the chances of a January exit diminshed."
Dušan Vlahović is set to depart Juventus on a free transfer in the summer with his destination currently uncertain. Milan showed strong interest last year and held positive talks with Vlahović's representatives, with the player willing to reduce salary demands to €8m net per year. Massimiliano Allegri pushed for the move and Juventus explored an orderly departure. A disagreement between Juventus and the player's reps prevented the transfer. Vlahović stayed, began the season well, then suffered a torn adductor against Cagliari that required a lengthy layoff and reduced January exit prospects. Representatives are quietly contacting clubs, with Milan, Roma and Inter monitoring.
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