Arsenal has been consistently linked with a move for Dusan Vlahovic, and speculation surrounding a potential transfer this month continues to grow. The Serbian striker has long been on the radar of the Gunners, and recent reports suggest a deal could still materialise before the transfer window closes.
Mikel Arteta’s side remains active in the market as they look to bolster their squad for the remainder of the campaign. Injuries in their attacking department have disrupted the team’s plans in recent weeks, making reinforcements a priority. Arsenal is eager to ensure they have sufficient depth and quality upfront, and Vlahovic’s potential arrival would provide a significant boost.
Meanwhile, in Turin, Juventus are grappling with uncertainty over Vlahovic’s future. The 24-year-old has less than 18 months remaining on his current deal, and the club is reportedly struggling to secure his commitment to a new contract. With Juventus shifting their focus toward Randal Kolo Muani as a possible replacement, Vlahovic’s role in the team could diminish during the second half of the season.
According to a report from Calciomercato, Juventus may be willing to cash in on Vlahovic before the transfer window closes. The report suggests that the Italian giants could part ways with the striker for a fee of around €55 million. This development could provide Arsenal with an opportunity to make a serious push for the player’s signature.

Vlahovic has been one of Europe’s most prolific strikers in recent years, known for his physical presence, clinical finishing, and ability to dominate opposition defences. If Arsenal were to secure his services, the Serbian international could bring a new dimension to their attack and significantly enhance their chances of achieving success in the Premier League and Europe.
While the reported fee represents a substantial investment, the potential impact of signing a player of Vlahovic’s calibre could justify the cost. For Arsenal, this could be the moment to act decisively and bring in a player capable of transforming their fortunes in the latter stages of the season.
The coming days will be crucial as the Gunners weigh their options and decide whether to make a move for Vlahovic before the window shuts.
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The Serbian could very well be the final peice of the jig saw puzzle.
He is a great player
But, are you aware of how much he earns? Again, he rejected us. So, let’s go for either Sesko, Gyokeres or Osimhen
Good point about is wages.
I think he’s already on over 300k a week, and on a yearly escalating contract, meaning an automatic pay-raise irrespective of performance.
Cannot imagine he’d leave for a pay decrease.
Last 18months of his contract, touted £55m, go and get him!! They way we play suits Vhalovic all day plus also take a punt on Lookman from Atlanta also in the last 18months of his deal and was apparently interested last summer to come to the Emirates. Touted £25m.
Grab these 2 now, let Sterling head back to Chelsea & Kia can be back up to Vhalovic or sell him come the summer also.
Come summer we have Partey and Jorginho leaving on Free transfer so I’m hoping Thomas gets an extension.
We need to upgrade the forward line NOW as Saka not back to March, Kia isn’t the ST Mikel is dying for him to be. Jesus is inj, Martinelli is hot and cold and nobody has a clue why we have Raheem here.
Get these 2 in, it will help alot and possibly availabe for transfer this month on a decent price
Leave him to rot at Juventus.
Bargain, get him now!
it is simply not happening – the guy has less goals this season than Havertz, and less assists, and Havertz has played Midfield on several occassions, whereas Vlahovic can’t even cover on wing – there are far better forwards who improve Arsenal way more than Vlahovic
if so great why would Juventus sell, especially at a knock down price
utter nonsense
I know it may look as if I’m cutting off my nose to spite my face, but I’ve always believed that, if a player turns down The Arsenal once, then that’s it, he or she is done.
As Arsenal 1886 says, why are Juve putting him out there, especially at a knockdown price?
Tonight i had a Chance to watch two strikers (Sesko vs Gyokeres) play against each other. It was more like an (Audition)…… For Arsenal management to see who outshined the other. Fortunately both strikers scored.
so did ours