'Fichajes' revealed that AC Milan has reached a final agreement with Serbian striker Dušan Vlahović, whose contract with Juventus expires at the end of the current season, to join Milan for free starting next summer.

The source reported that the deal will be completed through signing a preliminary contract linking Vlahović to Milan until 2030, with a net salary of 8 million euros annually, in addition to bonuses and a signing advance of 10 million euros covering the player and his management team, making him the highest-paid player in the team, surpassing Rafael Leão.

The total cost of the deal, including taxes and bonuses, is expected to reach about 70 million euros, reflecting Milan's management ambition to strengthen the team's attack.

The website indicated that Milan seeks through this deal to reinforce the attacking line, providing a prominent role for Vlahović alongside players such as Christian Pulisic, Santiago Jiménez, and Leão, with the possibility of adding Niklas Vollkrug to complete a well-rounded attacking lineup.

The source continued that the 26-year-old Serbian striker will arrive at Milan at the peak of his professional readiness, forming a strong offensive addition due to his ability to hold defenders and threaten opponents' goal, which the team needed to enhance attacking effectiveness and compete with the major teams in the Italian league and Europe.

The report confirmed that negotiations between Vlahović's agent and Milan's management proceeded smoothly, with only some final details remaining before the official announcement of the deal, which represents a strategic step to strengthen the team's attacking line.