Juventus earns the top ten people, Fla is 12 million to be the Serie A working emperor, but it is not ruled out that he may renew his contract.

According to statistics from Italian Football and Finance, Juventus striker Vlahovic is still the highest-paid player in Serie A. His annual salary of 12 million euros is far higher than Inter Milan striker Lautaro Martinez, ranked second in 9 million.

According to "Football and Finance", the new player of the Zebras Legion Jonathan David became the fifth highest-paid player in the Serie A.

Vlahovic is obviously the working emperor in Serie A, with Lautaro following closely behind. The gap between Serbian star and Inter Milan captain is 3 million euros, while the gap between Lautaro and third-ranked Barrera and Calhanoglu is 2.5 million.

In the poor domestic economic environment, Serie A giants are tightening their wallets. Among the players signed this summer, Akanji became the fifth highest-paid player with Inter Milan, while David, Oppenda and Georgrova, who joined Juventus, ranked second, fifth and tenth in the club's revenue respectively.

Juventus top ten players:

Frahovic: 12 million euros;

David: 6 million euros;

Bremer: 5 million euros;

Kupmenas: 4.5 million euros;

Openda: 4 million euros;

Concesan: 3.8 million euros;

Gatti: 3.1 million euros;

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Locatelli: 3 million euros;

McKennie: 2.5 million euros;

Costic and Gergrova: 2.5 million euros

The Milan Sports reported on Thursday that Serbian striker Vlahovic could not rule out the possibility of eventually extending his contract with the club after leaving Juventus in the summer transfer window.

The Zebras hope to sell Vlahovic this summer because the Serbian international's contract has entered its final year. Starting next January, Vla can sign contracts with other clubs and leave Turin City on a free transfer next summer.

Given that Vlahovic did not leave the Turin giants this summer, Juventus is risking losing him for free. In 2022, the club spent more than 70 million euros to sign him from Florence at a high price.

As for the current situation, Vlahovic will stay and fight for the main position under Tudor. He scored goals in the first two Serie A games of the season, both of which came out of the bench and scored.

According to the latest news from Sport of Milan, Juventus has not yet made a decision on Vlahovic's potential contract renewal, but claims that this situation cannot be ruled out. By extending his contract, Juventus may spread the cost of Fra's high salary across multiple seasons, which will also reduce the risk of his free transfer and even directly switch to the league's competitors. Juve FC website reported that Juventus' scouts are paying close attention to Ghanaian prodigy Prince Amoaco, who has been compared to Tottenham star Mohamed Kudus. Since joining North Zealand, the 18-year-old left winger has left an extremely deep impression in Denmark.

Zebras have been attracting young talents from all over Europe, especially after the establishment of the B team (originally named Juventus U23, but later renamed Juventus Next Generation) in 2018 to participate in the Serie C League. Ildiz, Sulai and Huyson are all outstanding players trained in the Serie C League, and participating in the professional league has accelerated their growth.

According to Juve FC, the intermediary recommended Prince Amoaco Jr. to Juventus, so the club management has been paying attention to his situation. The Zebras sent scouts to watch the young winger against Vyborg FF and Odense BK, and they were impressed by the young man.

Prince Amoaco Jr. has scored three goals and sent an assist in seven games in the Danish League, and his speed and dribbling breakthrough have dazzled the scouts. Due to their common nationality and similar characteristics, the prodigy is widely compared to Tottenham's new aid Mohamed Kudus.

Both of them started their careers at Ghana's Dream College of Rights and were affiliated with the North Zealand Club. Like Kudus, Amoaco Jr. mainly plays as the left winger. Naturally, they were all brought to European football by this Danish club. They are hailed as one of the best talent training bases in Europe. Kamaldin Suleimanna, Skov Olsen and Mikel Damsgao all came from this club.

Although Juventus has not made a formal statement yet, their continuous scouting activities show that the club believes that Amoaco is one of the main goals for the upcoming transfer window to consider introduction.

source:7m vn sport