Dusan Vlahovic move to Milan stopped by one major roadblock, another target could come into play

Juventus are coming close to finally selling Dusan Vlahovic, as the saga has dragged on all summer. However, he might have finally found an out in another Seria A side. This will come in the nick of time for Juventus and they look to finalise a deal to sign a new striker (read more here).

AC Milan and Juventus have finally agreed terms on a deal for Dusan Vlahovic. This come from reports from Daniele Longo via X. This post doesn’t disclose how much the bid is worth, but going off previous rumours it will likely be in the €15-25M range. But the two clubs agreeing terms is only half the battle.

Vlahovic now has to agree personal terms with Milan to complete the deal. Reports have come out before that Vlahovic would like to move to Milan, but these are only speculation. Longo reports that their is no agreement as of now, and this could become a problem.

This is due to AC Milan making an offer to Chelsea over a signing of French striker Christopher Nkunku. So far the bid they have sent is worth €30M and extra bonuses are included. Chelsea haven’t replied to the bid yet, but the personal talks have begun with Nkunku open to a move to Milan.

Christopher Nkunku of Chelsea FC arrives prior to the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 Final match between Chelsea FC and Paris Saint-Germain at MetLife…

However, Nkunku isn’t the only other striker that AC Milan could sign, as Milan are keeping all their options open. Now Luca Bianchin reports via X that AC Milan would like to sign Artem Dovbyk. There has been rumours about Dovbyk signing for AC Milan all merectao but now they are ramping up.

Dovbyk would likely sign for Milan on a loan deal, due to the limited amount time left in the transfer window. AS Roma are trying to get rid of Dovbyk and Milan needs a striker it works perfeclty. With a loan Roma can dump some of the wages of a player they wouldn’t use. If his loan spell goes well in Milan the two clubs can then negotiate next summer for a permanent transfer.