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Atletico Madrid tells Juventus how much Sorloth will cost

As Juventus struggles to finalise an agreement to sign Randal Kolo Muani this summer, they have kept the option of signing Alexander Sorloth alive. The men at the Allianz Stadium have been tracking the Norwegian in recent seasons and consider him an ideal player to become their main attacker.

However, signing Sorloth is not a priority over the return of Kolo Muani, so Juventus have continued talks to bring the Frenchman back to the Allianz Stadium this summer. They want to secure their preferred option before considering alternatives.

The club sees Sorloth as a player who can replace Dusan Vlahovic, similar to the PSG star, and they will move for the Norwegian if they cannot complete a deal for Kolo Muani again.

Juventus keep Alexander Sorloth option open

Atletico would love to keep Sorloth, especially as they could be forced to cash in on Julian Alvarez, but Gianluca Di Marzio says they have now opened the door for Sorloth to leave. The situation could provide Juventus with an opportunity to make their move if their first choice does not arrive.

The Norwegian remains one of the players Juventus believe can improve their attacking options. His qualities have made him a target for the club, and they are monitoring the situation carefully as they plan for the future.

Juventus continue to evaluate the best way to strengthen their squad. Although Kolo Muani remains their priority, Sorloth is still considered a valuable alternative who could help them compete at the highest level.

Sorloth could become a costly option for Juventus

However, bringing Sorloth to Turin would come at a high cost, with Atletico wanting 40m euros to release the Norwegian from his contract this summer. Juventus will have to decide whether they are willing to meet those demands.

He remains one of the top players on the continent who can perform well for the men in black and white. Juve might even be prepared to pay that amount for him after signing Kolo Muani, as long as they can sell Jonathan David.

The club will now continue assessing their attacking options before making a final decision. The future of Sorloth depends on how negotiations develop and whether Juventus decide to pursue the move.

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