It will be up to the striker and his agents to find a solution that also satisfies the player, both in terms of salary and sporting ambition, or risk a definitive standoff with the club, which could lead to a year on the sidelines before being released for free in 2026, according to Calciomercato (h/t Mundo Deportivo). Juventus are reportedly willing to part ways with the Serbian striker for as little as £20 million as he continues to struggle to rediscover his top form. Although Juventus hope to bring in closer to £35 million, they recognize they may need to accept a lower fee as they look to offload him.
Author: Eduardo
Published at: 2025-05-18 21:05:00
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