The future of Serbian striker Dušan Vlahović with Juventus has entered a more complicated phase, amid growing interest in his services as his contract with the Italian club nears its end.

According to the website "Calcio Mercato," Vlahović is now on the radar of more than one club in the Italian league, as the interest in him is not limited to Milan only, but has also extended to Inter Milan, which is considering the possibility of signing him on a free transfer next summer.

The report indicated that Vlahović's contract with Juventus expires in six months, with no agreement reached so far to renew it, despite him being the highest-paid player in the Italian league, which was a major reason for his refusal to leave Turin during the last summer transfer window.

According to the same source, Milan is still interested in signing the Serbian striker, with news of a preliminary agreement on a long-term contract with a salary close to 8 million euros annually, in case he moves to San Siro on a free transfer.

Press reports stated that Inter Milan has shown serious interest in entering the deal, as Giuseppe Marotta and Piero Ausilio are preparing to make the first contact with the player's agent, as a preliminary step to study the possibility of signing him.

The interest in Vlahović is not limited to Italian clubs only, as reports indicate monitoring from foreign clubs as well, amid anticipation of the outcome of renewal negotiations with Juventus, at a time when the Serbian striker's future seems open to all possibilities.