Dusan vlahovic absent pour trois à quatre semaines après une nouvelle blessure

Le Serbe Dusan Vlahovic, top-grossing player at Juventus Turin, may miss up to four weeks of action following a fresh injury setback. The 26-year-old forward suffered a new adductor strain during warm-ups ahead of Juventus' Serie A clash against Genoa, just days after returning from a prolonged layoff due to a previous adductor injury. Vlahovic's absence will be a significant blow to Juventus, who are currently in a tight race for a top-four finish in the league and a Champions League spot. The forward's contract is set to expire in the summer, with ongoing contract talks between his camp and the club. However, it remains to be seen if Vlahovic's latest injury will impact any potential agreement on his future at Juventus.

Vlahovic's comeback hindered by fresh injury

After a four-month absence due to a serious adductor injury, Vlahovic had recently returned to training and made his comeback in Juventus's game against Sassuolo in late March. His resurgence was short-lived, however, as the new injury has now ruled him out for the next three to four weeks. This will mean he will miss crucial Serie A matches against Atalanta, Bologna and Milan, and his availability for these games is now in serious doubt.

Vlahovic's injury woes have been a major concern for Juventus this season. The club had initially considered selling the striker, who earns €12 million annually, in the summer due to his contract expiring and his reluctance to sign a new deal. However, no buyer emerged, and Vlahovic has since struggled with injuries, limiting his impact on the pitch. His current situation raises questions about his future at the club and whether he will be able to regain his form and fitness before the summer transfer window.