Chelsea and Arsenal have been given a boost of their confidence heading into January as the future of Juventus striker Dusan Vlahovic remains up in the air. The Serbian only joined the Old Lady early this year but has seen controversy follow the Italian side after the entire board resigned earlier this month.
Juventus paid over £70m to acquire his services in January, ironically beating Arsenal to his signature after the Gunners registered their own interest, but could be persuaded to leave just one-year into his four year contract. He is currently injured and missed six matches leading up the World Cup.
Partnering Fulham's Aleksandr Mitrovic in Qatar, Vlahovic scored once in the 3-2 loss to Switzerland as his side were dumped out in the group stages. That hasn't put off suitors though, with elite forwards on the list for both Chelsea and Arsenal next month.
