Dusan Vlahovic’s contract expires at the end of next season, and he would earn around €12 million net in the last year of his deal.
For this campaign, the striker is reportedly set to earn around €10 million per season at the club, which falls outside the latest financial parameters set by Juventus.
The Bianconeri are cutting down on their wage bill and want to offer reasonable salaries to their players.
They need to renegotiate Vlahovic’s contract, and Cristiano Giuntoli is confident they can get it done.
Juventus wants him to spread his earnings over a new contract until 2029, with a salary of around €8 million per season.
While that may be a fair salary compared to what the top earners at some Serie A clubs make, Calciomercato reports that Vlahovic is not open to such a significant reduction in his salary.
The report claims he would reject an offer of €8 million net per season, insisting that the lowest wage he is willing to accept is €10 million per season.
Juve FC Says
We do not have an advantage in this deal, and we may be forced to accept what Vlahovic wants or sell the Serbian next summer.
He has not been prolific, but clubs will jump at the chance to sign him if he becomes available.
5 Comments
If I’d be Vlahovic I’d do the same. Loosing 1/3 of your salary is a bitter blow. On the other hand, he never justified his price tag and salary. In any case, it’s the previous management’s fault that we are in this situation
Rabiot thought so too, and now he can play for much less in a small team. Vlahovic is not worth that much money, by the way we need a better player than him.
If Vlahovic does not agree with a cut in his salary, l am sure that Juve knows the way forward. Treat him like others who have been shown the exit gate. He is definitely not superior to them – on the contrary, being paid such an enormous salary surely has a negative effect on his colleagues who may be better than him and less paid!
Are you serious? Speaking like a true Gen X. Someone who thinks they deserve more than they do for doing nothing. We have a great advantage of getting rid of him. How dare he think he is playing good enough for more money. It would be one thing if he deserved it, he has not earned it yet. Two goals in the last game does not mean anything. Being the second highest goal scorer in Serie A means nothing when there have all been a handful of games. I hope he gives our team an easy decision at the end of the season.
I totally agree Matt