Bayern Munich ask about signing Dusan Vlahovic

Bayern Munich have renewed their interest in signing Dusan Vlahovic, with reports claiming that Juventus could be open to selling the Serbian striker during the January transfer window.

Earlier in the summer, Juventus placed Vlahovic on the market, believing this season might be his last in Turin. Talks over a new contract stalled, and there was little sign of an agreement. Although Vlahovic was open to a move, no serious offers came in, so he stayed at the club.

Despite this, the 25-year-old has continued to deliver strong performances, showing his value both on the pitch and in the transfer market. Juventus could now consider selling him in January to balance their finances and avoid losing him for a smaller fee later.

Dusan Vlahovic of Juventus celebrates scoring his team’s first goal during the Coppa Italia match between Juventus FC and Cagliari Calcio.

Bayern Munich have already made early enquiries about a possible deal. The German club are still searching for a top-quality centre-forward, and Vlahovic’s combination of power, finishing skills, and smart positioning has made him a serious target.

Juventus, on the other hand, face financial pressure. The striker earns around €1 million net per month, costing the club over €10 million gross per year. Selling him mid-season could save Juventus a large amount and provide funds for other priorities.

However, selling Vlahovic would also be risky for Juventus. He remains a key part of their attack, and losing him could affect their performances for the rest of the season. The club must weigh the benefits of financial relief against the sporting impact of his departure.

Dusan Vlahovic of Juventus celebrates scoring his team’s second goal during the Serie A match between Juventus and Udinese at Allianz Stadium.

For now, Bayern Munich are monitoring the situation closely, while Juventus must decide whether to keep their star striker or take advantage of his high market value. The January transfer window could prove crucial for both clubs.