Barcelona is exploring options to strengthen their attacking line, with Serbian forward Dusan Vlahovic emerging once again as a potential target. According to reports from Spanish media, the 26-year-old striker is set to become a free agent on June 30 after his contract with Juventus expires without renewal agreement.
Known for his role as a classic number nine and his finishing ability, Vlahovic offers a profile different from the more dynamic and combination-oriented Argentine forward Julián Álvarez, currently the club’s top priority. Barcelona does not view Vlahovic as the first-choice striker but considers him a valuable experienced alternative, especially given the uncertainty surrounding Ferran Torres’s future with the club.
Other clubs reportedly interested in Vlahovic include Bayern Munich, Besiktas, and Atlético Madrid, the latter reportedly considering the Serbian as a replacement for Sorloth, who has also been linked with Juventus.
Barcelona is closely monitoring the situation, seeing Vlahovic as a useful reinforcement if negotiations for Álvarez stall or if Ferran Torres chooses to leave.
