Take Off Fiorentina's Purple Costume, Vlahovic Undergoes Medical Tests At Juventus Today

Dusan Vlahovic (Instagram @DV9)

JAKARTA - Serbian striker Dusan Vlahovic will undergo a medical in Turin today, Friday local time after the agreement regarding his move from Fiorentina is completed.

International transfer expert Fabrizio Romano said in a post on social media that Vlahovic would earn a net salary of 7 million euros per season.

"Dusan Vlahovic to Juventus, deal done and here we go! Total deal with player, agent, and Fiorentina. Additional fee of 75 million euros included. Net salary of 7 million euros per season," Romano tweeted.

"Vlahovic will undergo medical tests in Turin and immediately sign his long-term contract. The deal is complete," the statement continued.

Dusan Vlahović to Juventus, done deal and here we go! Total agreement with player, agents and Fiorentina. €75m fee add ons included. €7m net salary per season. ⭐️⚪️⚫️ #Vlahovic

Vlahović will undergo medical tests in Turin and sign his long-term contract soon. Deal completed. pic.twitter.com/6JYaKTxZSG

— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) January 27, 2022

Previously, the news of Vlahovic's move to the Bianconeri received a strong reaction from Fiorentina fans. They were angry that they threatened Vlahovic with a banner filled with insults that was unfurled outside the Artemio Franchi Stadium.

"Goals aren't enough to earn you respect. Damn Vlahovic Gobbo!" the text on the banner.

"Your bodyguard will not save your life. It's over for you," read another banner.

This hot situation caught the attention of the local police. In order to keep conditions conducive, the police have carried out intensive surveillance by sending patrol cars around Vlahovic's residence.

Fiorentina and Juventus are two rival clubs and the transfer of players to one club often causes heated situations.

One of the most horrendous transfer moments occurred when Roberto Baggio was hijacked by Juventus in 1990.

Baggio's move caused unrest. 50 people were injured and nine people arrested after Fiorentina fans surrounded the offices of the team then led, Flavio Pontello.