PSG is thinking about signing Vlahovic as Juventus considers his return | OneFootball

Juventus’ hopes of adding Dusan Vlahovic to their squad again this summer have suffered a setback, with Paris Saint-Germain joining the race for his signature.

The Serbian striker became a free agent after allowing his contract to expire at the end of June, and Juventus have been waiting to see whether he would secure a move to another club.

The Bianconeri have already moved forward with their plans by signing Randal Kolo Muani, while they are also hoping to complete a deal for Joshua Zirkzee this summer.

However, the move for the Dutchman is not advanced, and Juventus have repeatedly stated that if Vlahovic wants to return, they would be willing to welcome him back.

PSG Enter Vlahovic Transfer Race

Vlahovic has struggled to find a new club since becoming a free agent, with Besiktas previously reported to be the only serious side interested in signing him.

However, according to Tuttomercatoweb, Paris Saint-Germain have now become one of the clubs considering a move for the striker this summer.

The Ligue 1 side are looking to strengthen their attacking options with new additions as they prepare for the potential departure of Bradley Barcola, who has reportedly asked to leave the club.

Juventus Face Competition for Striker

Paris Saint-Germain now view Vlahovic as a potential signing, particularly because he is available as a free agent. Their interest could make it more difficult for Juventus to bring him back to Turin.

The Serbian has been keen to join a top club after leaving Juve, and competition from a team such as Paris Saint-Germain could influence his decision.

Juventus will continue to monitor the situation, but they now face a challenge from another major European club. With Vlahovic’s future still unresolved, the coming weeks could prove important in determining where the striker plays next season.

The Bianconeri may still have an opportunity to reunite with him, but they will need to compete with other interested clubs if they want to secure his return.