Chelsea can complete signing of striker for just £45.6 million this January

There has been some fresh reports linking CHELSEA with a move for striker Dusan Vlahovic, after reports emerged which have claimed that Juvebtus are ready to sell the big forward this transfer window.

The Italian side are said to have put a €60million price tag on Vlahovic’s head which could ‘complicate’ any move for the Serbian international in the January window. The report adds that this price could decrease as the player’s contract ticks down as the club do not want to risk seeing him leave for a vastly reduced sum over the next year.

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Football Transfers, the Bianconeri, who are planning to reduce their wage bill, are reportedly open to parting ways with their highest-earning player and would demand a fee of €55 million (£45.6m/$56.6m).

Would Dusan Vlahovic be a good signing for Chelsea?

Reporter Iomie Stanley claimed he could be a great signing for CHELSEA: “Vlahovic was a name hugely linked in connection with signing for the Blues in 2022 and has been regularly named in transfer windows since.

“Having scored 44 goals in 109 Serie A games for Fiorentina, he decided instead to make a £66.6million move to Juventus over the Premier League and is once again banging in the goals on a weekly basis.

“Juventus are under no pressure to sell the striker in the coming transfer window – but if there is an offer that they simply cannot refuse – then we are sure that he will go for a bargain.

‘Vlahovic is a very good striker that could be a very good signing for CHELSEA – he is one of a number of options for Enzo Maresca – he could be a very good signing for the right price that is for sure.

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