The future of Serbian striker Dusan Vlahovic with Juventus is nearing a crossroads, with five of the top European clubs monitoring his contractual situation amid increasing uncertainty over the renewal of his contract.

The player is 25 years old and is considered one of the most complete strikers in the Italian league. He is just a few weeks away from entering the last six months of his contract, which legally allows him to negotiate a pre-contract with clubs outside Italy.

Clubs such as Manchester United, Tottenham, Barcelona, Bayern Munich, and Atletico Madrid are closely following the player in preparation for potential moves in January or next summer.

Juventus has made little progress in renewal negotiations, proposing a long-term contract with reduced financial terms, while the player's agent refuses to lower the salary, especially with tempting offers from major clubs.

Vlahovic has scored six goals in 16 matches across all competitions this season, maintaining his steady performance despite Juventus' fluctuations.

Juventus must make a decision soon, either to sell the player in January or risk losing him for free in the summer, amid a fierce race among Europe's elite to secure his signing.