Chiellini suggests Vlahovic may leave Italy due to salary demands
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 3, 2026, 7:10 PM
Last updated Jun 3, 2026
Juventus director Giorgio Chiellini has indicated that Dusan Vlahovic is unlikely to remain in Italy due to his salary demands. Vlahovic, now a free agent after his contract with Juventus expires on June 30, was unable to come to terms on a new deal despite a willingness to accept a pay cut. Chiellini confirmed that with such financial expectations, clubs like Napoli and Milan are not viable options, pointing towards a possible move abroad. Vlahovic has been linked to clubs such as Bayern Munich, Arsenal, Chelsea, Barcelona, and teams in the Saudi Pro League.
- •Chiellini rules out Napoli and Milan for Vlahovic's next move.
- •Vlahovic's contract at Juventus ends on June 30.
- •Discussions for a new deal broke down over salary issues.
- •Juventus expressed regret over losing a dedicated player.
- •Vlahovic is linked with multiple European and Saudi clubs.
- 7:10 PMYahoo Sports — Chiellini warning: ‘Vlahovic won’t stay in Italy with these figures’
"Juventus director Giorgio Chiellini believes Dusan Vlahovic ‘won’t remain in Italy’ with his salary demands, so rules Napoli and Milan out of the running.The striker is now a free agent after fa...
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