Juventus push for Sorloth after striker gives approval

Juventus have accelerated their pursuit of Alexander Sorloth after receiving the Norwegian striker’s approval to negotiate a transfer from Atletico Madrid. With Dusan Vlahovic expected to leave as his contract winds down, the Bianconeri are prioritising a new focal point for Luciano Spalletti’s attack, and Sorloth has emerged as their preferred option. Sky Sport reports that Juventus value the 1995‑born forward at around €25 million, potentially rising to €30 million with bonuses, though the figure remains below Atletico’s demands as the Spanish club seeks to maximise the sale.

Sorloth’s willingness to move to Turin has encouraged Juventus, who are now working to bridge the valuation gap. The striker is coming off an impressive season, scoring 20 goals and providing one assist in 54 appearances despite often operating behind Julian Alvarez in Diego Simeone’s hierarchy. While Sorloth focuses on Norway’s World Cup return, Juventus continue pushing for an agreement.