The Serbian striker Dusan Vlahovic, 25 years old and playing for Juventus, is living in a state of uncertainty regarding his future, amid significant interest from Turkish club Fenerbahce and Italian club Milan in signing him.

According to the Spanish newspaper "AS", Jose Mourinho, the head coach of Fenerbahce, has been leading an intensive campaign for months to persuade the player to move to Istanbul, as he has been in continuous contact with his entourage.

The Turkish club hopes to acquire him on a loan basis with an option to buy, but Vlahovic's current salary of 12 million euros per year remains a hurdle for completing the deal.

Meanwhile, Milan is making a strong entry into the negotiations, led by their coach Massimiliano Allegri, who has personally reached out to the Serbian striker. Milan plans to form an attacking partnership between Vlahovic and Rafael Leao, offering a salary of 6 million euros per year with additional performance-related bonuses.

Although Milan's offer is lower than the player's current salary at Juventus, the ambitious sports project of the club adds extra appeal to the deal, making the final decision rest with Vlahovic to determine his next destination.