Juventus offers Atletico Madrid striker a four-year contract with a net annual salary of 4 million euros; he scored 20 goals this season.

Vlahovic is bound to go down as one of Juventus's most disappointing acquisitions. The Serbian forward's contract ends this month, and he will depart as a free agent. This summer, Juventus must find a prolific striker, and they have set their sights on Atletico Madrid's 30-year-old Norwegian big man, Sorloth.

According to the latest report from Juventus correspondent Mirko Di Natale, the Bianconeri have offered Atletico Madrid striker Sorloth a four-year contract running until 2030, with a net annual salary of 4 million euros. Negotiations are ongoing, and Juventus hopes to reach a full agreement with Sorloth. In the coming days, Juventus will begin formal talks with Atletico regarding the transfer fee. Atletico wants to sign Gonzalez, while Juventus wants Sorloth; Gonzalez is valued at 22 million euros, and Sorloth at 18 million euros. Juventus is optimistic about signing Sorloth this summer.

Sorloth is a classic Nordic center-forward, now 30 years old, still in his prime for Serie A. Standing at 1.96 meters, he made 57 appearances for Atletico in all competitions last season, scoring 20 goals. This type of target man is highly sought after in Serie A. At 30, he has entered his prime and can easily perform for another four years.