According to Tuttosport, Dusan Vlahovic's injury could reduce Bayern Munich's interest in pursuing the player. A potential departure in January is no longer a possibility, although it was not planned. Juventus might make a final attempt based on the terms they have always considered.

Goal.com reports that Juventus forward Dusan Vlahovic, who is set to become a free agent when his contract expires this summer, is being monitored by Bayern Munich.

Corriere dello Sport reports that Bayern Munich has previously contacted Dusan Vlahovic to present the club's project. Vlahovic is not averse to the Bundesliga, considering it very suitable for his technical characteristics. His economic demands are consistent with his current salary, which is a contentious issue that currently makes a renewal with Juventus unlikely.

According to Tuttomercato, Dusan Vlahovic has put the Bayern Munich option on hold. The forward will only discuss renewal of his contract, which expires in June 2026, at the end of the season. Among the issues to resolve is his salary, which Vlahovic would be required to reduce by approximately half.

According to Mundo Deportivo, Juventus placed Dusan Vlahovic on the market in the past summer due to disappointment with his sporting performance and the fact he was entering the last season of his contract. In recent months, several major European clubs, including Bayern Munich, have reportedly shown interest in him.

According to Mundo Deportivo, there is transfer speculation regarding Vlahovic and potential moves to clubs that include Bayern Munich, Tottenham, Atletico Madrid, and Barcelona.

Mundo Deportivo reports that Bayern Munich are interested in signing Vlahovic. However, the Bavarian club is in advanced negotiations to renew Harry Kane's contract, and this scenario would complicate the arrival of the Belgrade striker.

Tuttomercato reports that Juventus could soon start to negotiate for Raphael Guerreiro and may possibly try to include Vlahovic in the operation. The Bavarian club has never hidden its interest in the Serbian striker.

Bayern Munich have stepped up their pursuit of Juventus striker Dusan Vlahovic, making contact with his representatives. Reports from Germany claim the 25-year-old is “very interested” in a move, with the Bundesliga champions exploring a potential free transfer next summer amid ongoing uncertainty over their striker options.

La Gazzetta dello Sport reports that Bayern Munich has inquired about Dusan Vlahovic's situation and could decide to act early by purchasing his contract to avoid risky bidding wars.

Christian Falk reported that Bayern Munich are making a move for Dusan Vlahovic. Bild told CF Bayern Insider that Bayern had already held talks with Vlahovic’s management while he was still playing in Florence. The club is once again gathering information, as he could be an interesting signing since he would be a free agent next summer. Furthermore, Vlahovic can forge a good partnership with Kane upfront, and the two can play together.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Bayern is considering signing an additional striker in 2026 and has called Dušan Vlahović to inquire about his situation. Romano adds that currently there is neither an offer nor negotiations, as information is still being gathered.

According to CalcioMercato, Giorgio Chiellini has clarified that Juventus' strategy regarding Dusan Vlahovic is to keep him even in January. The report adds that there have been initial exploratory contacts from Bayern Munich concerning a potential free transfer.

Serbian media are reporting on Vlahović's alleged departure to Bayern Munich, describing Karl-Heinz Rummenigge as a guarantor for the striker and a link between the player and the club. Meanwhile, German journalists from Bild write that Bayern has Vlahović on their list and considered him in the past, but an agreement was not reached. Bild states that the player's salary should not be a problem for Bayern and the club could easily afford him, especially if the budget is freed up after the sale of Harry Kane. It is also mentioned that Vlahović could earn the same, or even more, at Bayern than he does at Juventus.

Bayern has once again renewed their interest in Dušan Vlahović, the Juventus striker, as reported by the German newspaper Bild, which cited club sources, according to Transfermarkt. According to this information, Vlahović is on Bayern's list of potential reinforcements as his contract with the Turin club expires next summer, making him available as a free agent in January. The same source states that the striker was interested in a transfer during the summer, but only to clubs like Real, Barcelona, and Bayern. Although Bayern recently signed Nicolas Jackson from Chelsea, there is an open possibility that they will seriously consider bringing in Vlahović after his contract expires, particularly due to the financial demands of transfer alternatives. Bild adds that Bayern is ready to offer Vlahović a contract on the level of Harry Kane, who currently has the most lucrative contract in the club and the Bundesliga, with an annual gross salary of 25 million euros. Juventus is reportedly open to selling him in the winter transfer window. The Munich club is closely monitoring the situation, with the priority being to gradually build an attacking line for the next season.

According to the BILD-Podcast 'Bayern Insider', Bayern Munich is intensively discussing Dušan Vlahović. The striker has reportedly shown interest in a move to the club. Juventus reportedly wants to part ways with him, and Bayern Munich could reportedly afford him.

Bayern Munich are also said to be an appealing destination for Vlahovic.

Bayern Munich are keeping an eye on Vlahovic’s situation. Alongside other top European clubs like Manchester United, Tottenham, and Barcelona, Bayern Munich is monitoring the Serbian striker's performances at Juventus, especially with his contract running until 2026 and Juventus' willingness to sell him for around €40m. Despite his recent dip in form, Bayern sees potential in Vlahovic, who could be a valuable addition to their squad.