Dusan Vlahovic is currently one of the hottest properties in football right now and a host of clubs including Arsenal are trying to sign him. As per the latest reports from the Daily Star, the Serbian forward's wage demands to join a new club have been revealed. It will certainly raise some eyebrows.
According to the Daily Star, Dusan Vlahovic's wage demands are reported to be around a staggering £200,000-a-week after tax.
Even before the start of the season, a host of clubs were interested in signing Vlahovic. However, the price tag of £70 million that Florentina put on him was too much which put off many suitors.
The january transfer window is around the corner and rumors linking Vlahovic to other clubs having risen again. The Serbian has made it clear that he has no intention of signing a new contract with Fiorentina which has put the club in crisis mode. With just one and a half years left on the Serbian's contract, Florentina have eased a bit with their price tag on Vlahovic.
There has been strong interest from many Premier League clubs in signing Vlahovic. The likes of Arsenal, Manchester City, Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur are some of the top clubs interested in signing Vlahovic.
However Manchester City have made it clear that the club haven't thought about signing a forward in the upcoming transfer window.
This opens a great possibility for clubs like Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham to spend money and bring in the Serbian star. However, experts are a bit concerned that the wage demand set by Vlahovic is too high as it could wreck the wage structures of the linked clubs.
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