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Juventus and Milan briefly discussed a trade involving Dusan Vlahovic and Theo Hernandez, but it didn\u2019t advance much because of the requests of the Serbian striker, La Gazzetta dello Sport<\/em> informs.<\/p>\n New director Damien Comolli has yet to talk with him and his agents. However, there\u2019s not much hope the parties will come to terms on a renewal. He\u2019s for sale, but it won\u2019t happen quickly. The Bianconeri<\/em> wish that a team willing to hand him a large salary will eventually emerge.<\/p>\n In the preliminary talks with Milan, the Vlahovic camp suggested they could accept a three-year deal with \u20ac8.5M net wages, down from his current \u20ac12M, but it\u2019s still too high, while Juventus would have an easier time meeting the demands of Theo Hernandez.<\/p>\n The Old Lady is waiting for news from the forward\u2019s entourage, which is looking for a buyer. He\u2019s not generating much interest in the Premier League, which is his top destination. The Rossoneri<\/em> could resurface late in the window if nothing better came around.<\/p>\n According to the publication, the Bianconeri<\/em> were actually at a good point in a swap with Napoli involving Victor Osimhen. The Serb would have transferred with a \u20ac15M price tag, while the Galatasaray loanee would have been valued at \u20ac75M. However, it was orchestrated before Antonio Conte decided to stay when the Azzurri<\/em> thought Massimiliano Allegri was going to be their coach.<\/p>\n It\u2019s optimistic he\u2019d settle for wages below the eight-digit threshold, and the pool of clubs willing to offer that is very small. The Old Lady should definitely move on, but their execs will have to be patient. A trade is the best way to salvage the situation.<\/p>\n <\/p><\/div>\nOur Take on Juventus, Milan, Vlahovic, and Theo Hernandez<\/h3>\n
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