The management of Italian club Juventus has begun early moves to compensate for the departure of the team's striker, Dušan Vlahović, who has shown no intention of renewing his contract and plans to leave the Bianconeri next summer, according to a report by the site "Fichajes."

This step is part of the management's plan to strengthen the attack line with a reliable player capable of taking responsibility from day one.

The source indicated that Norwegian Alexander Sørloth, current striker of Atlético Madrid, has strongly emerged as a primary option to join the Bianconeri next season. Juventus values his physical strength, ability to play in front of the goal, and high scoring instinct. He is a different type of player than Vlahović but fits the style of play in the Italian league, which places great importance on the physical aspect and presence inside the penalty area.

The site explained that Atlético Madrid does not consider Sørloth an unsellable player, especially since the player needs continuity and a key role in his team, which he might find in Juventus's project that offers him the opportunity to be the team's attacking leader and compete for domestic and European titles. The site confirmed that initial negotiations have already started and that the name has been welcomed by both parties.

The source pointed out that the deal value could reach around 35 million euros, a large amount but within Juventus's reach if Vlahović's departure is confirmed. This value reflects the player's international experience and his level in recent seasons, while representing an opportunity for the Spanish club to benefit financially and explore other options in the market.

The report confirmed that Alexander Sørloth has become one of the top candidates to join Juventus next summer, in a deal expected to be one of the most prominent transfers in the Italian league market if negotiations proceed as planned.