The Italian club Juventus confirmed that it has reached an agreement with its Serbian striker Dusan Vlahovic regarding the possibility of his departure during the ongoing summer transfer window, provided that a suitable financial offer is received.

The club's general director, JD Comolli, stated in remarks conveyed by trusted journalist Fabrizio Romano via his official account on the platform 'X', that Juventus does not mind selling Vlahovic, but will not agree to any deal unless a good offer is received.

Comolli said: 'We have agreed with Vlahovic on a departure in the summer if we receive a good offer,' adding: 'So far, we have not received any official offer for him.'

Vlahovic joined Juventus in January 2022 from Fiorentina for €70 million, in one of the most expensive deals in the club's history, but his performance lately has not met expectations, prompting the management to consider the option of selling him.