Tottenham, Chelsea and United all want Dusan Vlahovic
Dusan Vlahovic is being linked with a host of clubs this summer, with multiple Premier Leagues clubs reportedly interested in the striker. The 23-year-old has struggled for form since joining the Old Lady in 2022, sitting out a large portion of the latest campaign with injury. Reports from Italy had suggested that the 23-year-old could […]
Dusan Vlahovic is being linked with a host of clubs this summer, with multiple Premier Leagues clubs reportedly interested in the striker. The 23-year-old has struggled for form since joining the Old Lady in 2022, sitting out a large portion of the latest campaign with injury.
Reports from Italy had suggested that the 23-year-old could be sold this summer to pay for Juve’s transfer signings, and La Gazzetta dello Sport now claim that the Bianconeri are prepared to listen to offers for the striker.
Three Premier League clubs are reportedly very keen to sign Vlahovic, namely Chelsea, Tottenham and Manchester United.
The Blues are thought to be leading the race and will make a concrete approach after are selling Belgian striker Romelu Lukaku to Inter.
Spurs are thought to be eyeing up a replacement for Harry Kane, who could leave North London this summer to join Bayern Munich or possibly even Manchester United.
The Red Devils are on the hunt for a new striker and could opt to make a move for Vlahovic or possibly even Napoli striker Victor Osimhen.
[Image from Juventus.com]
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