FINALLY: I like Arsenal but would love to play at Old Trafford – £68m Juventus striker reveals final transfer decision amid Arsenal and Man Utd interest

Though I would love to play at Old Trafford (which costs £68 million), I like Arsenal. As Arsenal and Manchester United show interest, the Juventus striker discloses his ultimate transfer decision.

Real Madrid and Arsenal are keeping an eye on the situation while Juventus is in negotiations with Dusan Vlahovic’s representatives about a new contract.

In spite of interest from Arsenal and Manchester United to transfer, Dusan Vlahovic has maintained he is “very happy” at Juventus, and his agent is in charge of contract negotiations.

Although Juventus was hoping to reach an agreement over a new contract, 90min recently revealed that the Premier League pair have long been fans of Vlahovic and have been monitoring contract negotiations in Turin.

Vlahovic’s admission in an interview with Gazzetta dello Sport that he is content with life at the club and that negotiations with sporting director Cristiano Giuntoli regarding his contract situation have given the Bianconeri a boost in their attempt to retain him.

“My contract is still two and a half years away, so we’re not in a rush, but Giuntoli and my agent are already in communication. Staying here makes me very happy,” Vlahovic remarked.

“I am honored and proud to be a member of one of the most important teams in the world, and I see myself here for the time being.”

During the summer transfer window, Vlahovic was strongly linked to a move away from Juventus; offers for the Serbian international were expected to come from Arsenal, United, and Bayern Munich. He opened his eyes to the sounds outside the window.

“I didn’t feel like it was any different from the previous summers; nothing particularly stood out to me. Even during the tour in America when I had to miss the match against Milan because of a physical issue, I have always maintained my composure and focus. I’ve always maintained my composure,” he said.

In response to the question of whether he considered leaving Juventus, Vlahovic said, “No, I was always sure I wanted to stay.”

“The sounds are a constant in the game; if we start paying attention to everyone, we might lose our minds. I spent all of my time by myself thinking about the retreat, and I’m glad I stayed in the end. It fulfilled my desire.