Manchester City is already thinking about a successor for Erling Haaland and seems to be looking in Italian football

Manchester City, the current Premier League champion, continues to strengthen its squad. While they are looking for new young talents from Latin America, the 'Citizens' are also eyeing an established striker who could take over from Erling Haaland in the future.

Dusan Vlahovic, the Serbian forward from Juventus, is the name being strongly discussed in the offices at Etihad Stadium. The powerful striker has demonstrated his quality in Serie A, and his style of play would fit perfectly into Pep Guardiola's system.

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Manchester City sets sights on Vlahovic

However, signing Vlahovic would not be an easy task. The Serbian has a market value of 65 million euros and is a key player in Juventus's setup. In addition to Manchester City, other major European clubs such as Atlético de Madrid, Liverpool, Barcelona, and Real Madrid are reportedly interested in securing his services.

Juventus faces a dilemma. On one hand, Vlahovic is one of the team's star players and a crucial piece for their aspirations in Serie A and the Champions League. On the other hand, an economic offer from one of the top European clubs could be too tempting to refuse.

Dusan Vlahovic could lend a hand to Manchester City

The future of Dusan Vlahovic is uncertain. Everything will depend on the offers Juventus receives and the player’s final decision. What is clear is that the Serbian striker is one of the most sought-after footballers at the moment and that his signing would be a game-changer for any team.

• Manchester City is looking for a successor to Erling Haaland.
• Dusan Vlahovic, the Juventus striker, is one of the main candidates.
• Vlahovic has a market value of 65 million euros.
• In addition to Manchester City, other major European clubs are interested in the Serbian.