Arsenal are reportedly still pursuing Dusan Vlahovic despite being rejected by the Serbian at the start of 2022.
He chose Juventus over a move to the Emirates, even though he could have earned more money by moving to London.
Vlahovic has become a key player for Juventus since joining the Old Lady, and he is enjoying his best season with the club. Arsenal need a prolific striker and are reigniting their interest in him.
Several reports suggest that the Gunners will make another attempt to sign the Serbian when the current season ends.
They might succeed this time because Juventus is willing to consider a deal under the right conditions.
According to a report in Tuttosport, Juve will sell Vlahovic if Arsenal can pay a transfer fee of €60 million and also cover his salary of €12 million net per season.
This would alleviate a significant financial burden for Juventus, who would otherwise have to pay him that amount in wages from next season. Therefore, they are open to selling him if a suitor can assume his salary.
Just Arsenal Opinion
Vlahovic has been fantastic this season and seems to be approaching the peak of his career, so it might be good to sign him in the summer.
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Will we get him cheaper if he comes minus some fingers?
I am not sold on this guy. I know that’s not a very well reasoned, or not reasoned at all type of statement. But for the money we would dish out to get him, I have not really seen him shine the way I would like our next striker to do. His numbers are good but not fantastic and let’s not forget about the fact that he had zero interest in joining us to the point where his reps didn’t even answer or return calls from Arsenal.
He scored 10 goals last season in Series A and 16 thus far, which is not bad but not out of this world either.
not an elite prolific ‘goal machine’
end of conversation, move on, next…
Has baggage. Best avoided.
A keep saying the Serbian is a poor man Haaland.
We have missed the opportunity to sign him on a cut price deal, there is sign he’s returning to his best, our lack of vision may cost us here.
He is not prolific. End of the story.