Juventus are reportedly preparing to receive a transfer offer from the Premier League for Dusan Vlahovic, with Arsenal and Tottenham both interested in the striker.
According to JuveLive, the Serie A side believes that the Serbian international will be their best bet this summer to recoup much-needed finances via the transfer market, with Arsenal and Tottenham both reportedly chasing Vlahovic’s signature.
With 11 goals in all competitions this season, Vlahovic has once again been in impressive form for Juventus having moved to the Italian giants last January, though the Turin-based side are now ready to part ways with the 23-year-old amid their ongoing financial scandal.
As a result, Juventus are now waiting for an offer from a Premier League side to come in for Vlahovic, though it is yet unknown if Arsenal or Tottenham will make a bid for the attacker, with both clubs clearly focused on finishing the season with their dream outcomes.
Hailed as ‘extraordinary’ by former Juventus star Alessio Tacchinardi, Vlahovic is well on his way to becoming one of the best strikers in world football, and with Juventus now anticipating an offer from England, it appears that the forward’s next conquest will be the Premier League.
Indeed, although Arsenal and Tottenham hold an interest in Vlahovic, it would be a surprise if either side ends up signing the Serbian given that both clubs are currently quite solid in the striker departments, with Chelsea or Manchester United more likely to land the forward.
Pending Premier League offer for Vlahovic will be interesting to watch unfold
Vlahovic’s time at Juventus appears to be up, with the Old Lady ready to cash in on their arguably most valuable asset to help battle their financial problems, and it will be interesting to see which Premier League club makes an offer to sign the attacker.
One of the most physically-imposing forwards in all of Europe, Vlahovic could lead the line for many of England’s best clubs, and whilst Arsenal and Tottenham are good for strikers, that’s not to say another Premier League side could make an offer to sign the 22-year-old.
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