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Has Dusan Vlahovic given up on leaving Juventus for another top team?

Dusan Vlahovic appeared confident that leaving Juventus as a free agent would lead to a move to one of Europe’s leading clubs, and that belief may have influenced his decision not to sign a new contract with the Bianconeri.

Juventus made several attempts to extend the striker’s stay in Turin and worked to reach an agreement that would keep him at the club. However, Vlahovic did not accept a pay reduction, and negotiations ultimately failed to produce a new deal.

Vlahovic reportedly seeks fresh talks

Although neither Juventus nor the former Fiorentina forward has officially announced his departure, the club have continued planning for the future while seemingly leaving the possibility of renewed discussions open.

According to Tuttomercatoweb, Vlahovic is now set to return to Turin and is seeking a fresh meeting with Juventus. The report suggests the striker is hoping to reopen discussions after finding it difficult to secure a move elsewhere.

Interest from clubs such as Bayern Munich and Barcelona had previously been linked with Vlahovic, but those rumours have now quietened. As a result, the Serbian has seen his options become more limited as the transfer window progresses.

Juventus focused on other priorities

At present, Besiktas are reported to be the only club interested in signing the striker. However, Vlahovic is said to be reluctant to leave Serie A and move to the Turkish top flight at this stage of his career.

Juventus remain focused on completing a move for Randal Kolo Muani as they continue strengthening their attacking options ahead of the new season. Despite that priority, the report indicates that Vlahovic is now prepared to remain with the Bianconeri after struggling to find a new club in one of Europe’s top five leagues.

Whether Juventus are willing to revisit the situation remains uncertain, but the coming weeks could prove decisive for the striker’s future. Any potential reunion would depend on both parties reaching an agreement after previously failing to resolve their contractual differences.

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