According to Ben Jacobs, Juventus striker Dusan Vlahovic is open to leaving Juventus after two seasons in Turin. The Serbian striker is considered a viable option for Chelsea according to the report, and potentially Manchester United. Jacobs also mentions that Several top European clubs – are now looking with a sense there is a deal at real value to be had in signing the striker.
Dusan Vlahovic Is a Viable Option for Chelsea and Manchester United
Vlahovic Open to Leaving Juventus
The report from Jacobs states that Vlahovic is open to the possibility of leaving Juventus, with Chelsea and Manchester United both in the market for a new striker, after both teams have struggled for goals this season. Julien Laurens from ESPN has also reported on Chelsea’s interest in the Serbian by stating the Stamford Bridge club have made Vlahovic their No. 1 target for the summer and submitted a £69 million offer for the Juventus striker.
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Vlahovic at 23 years old and a proven goalscorer – would provide a viable long-term option for Chelsea and Manchester United. The ESPN report also states that Vlahovic is unhappy in Turin, and Chelsea have sensed an opportunity to sign the Serbian international previously described as a “monster.” Mauricio Pochettino is expected to take over at Chelsea and has reportedly been informed by the Stamford Bridge hierarchy that a top No. 9 would be signed this summer.
What Qualities Vlahovic Would Bring
Vlahovic has several positive qualities he would bring to any new club. He has great close control, which makes him effective in bringing his teammates into play. The Serbian has also scored 23 goals in 62 in all competitions for The Old Lady. He is adept at using his physicality to hold the ball up and is also impressive at dropping deep to receive the ball and driving forward while keeping possession.
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Vlahovic is also impressive when spinning out wide to run the channels – but also equally adept at running in behind and stretching the opposition defence. At 23 years old, the Serbian international would provide a viable long-term option for any potential new suitor.
