Republican: Vlahovic s agent asked Juventus for 10 million&quot "breakup fee" and half of the player

July 8th According to the Italian media "Republic", Vlahovic's agent asked Juventus for a "breakup fee" of 10 million euros, and then divided half of each of them with the players.

Vlahovic will not give in to Juventus, nor will Juventus compromise with Vlahovic, and the two sides are currently in a deadlock. Allegri's phone call provided a way out for Vlahovic, but there were still economic differences.

Even if Milan can meet Juventus' asking price (25 million euros, can be negotiated), Vlahovic's annual salary is still out of reach for Milan. The player's contract with Juventus has one year left, and his annual salary after tax is 12 million euros. He previously refused a renewal offer of an annual salary of 8 million euros, and Milan's annual salary of 6 million euros cannot satisfy him.

Frahovic's agent, the Ristic brothers, asked Juventus for a "breakup fee" of 10 million euros, and each scored 5 million euros with the players. This was rejected by Juventus, and the new management tightened its commission policy for its brokers, and McKennie's contract renewal failed. Previously, when Juventus signed David, the player's agent initially asked for a signing fee of 30 million euros, but finally barely accepted 12.5 million euros.