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• Juventus in talks for Dusan Vlahovic contract extension

  Juventus and Dusan Vlahovic have entered preliminary talks over a contract extension, potentially reversing previous plans for the striker to leave Turin at the end of the season. Juventus have initiated discussions with Dusan Vlahovic’s representatives regarding a potential contract extension, signaling a major shift in the striker’s future. Despite long-standing expectations of a summer departure, initial meetings have reportedly “revealed both parties’ openness to moving forward together.” The 26-year-old forward currently earns a league-high €12 million net salary, a figure the club is expected to renegotiate in any new deal. While a resolution is not immediate, the willingness to negotiate marks a significant turn after Juventus failed to secure a transfer for the Serbian international last year. Gianluca Di Marzio reports that “Juventus has made it clear that they are willing to renew the player’s contract,” provided terms align with their new financial structure. Both parties are scheduled to meet again to discuss revised salary expectations.

• Real Madrid reportedly eye third attempt for Massimiliano Allegri

  Real Madrid are weighing up a third pursuit of Massimiliano Allegri to replace their current coaching staff, though the manager remains committed to his long-term project at AC Milan.

  Real Madrid are reportedly evaluating a third move to appoint Massimiliano Allegri as head coach this summer.

  Following previous attempts in 2019 and 2021, President Florentino Pérez is seeking a charismatic, experienced leader after experiments with Xabi Alonso and Álvaro Arbeloa faltered.

  Despite his contract running until 2027, the Italian’s tactical stability has made him a primary candidate alongside Red Bull’s Jürgen Klopp.

  While the lure of coaching abroad remains, reports suggest Allegri is currently settled in Milan and focused on a long-term project.

  The manager aims to strengthen the Rossoneri squad for their Champions League return, though a performance review is expected at season’s end.

  Currently, Max “is enjoying himself at Milan and is happy to be back after 11 years,” despite persistent interest from Spain.

• Official: Serie A confirm Roma’s Wesley, five others

  Roma’s Wesley Franca and five other Serie A players have been hit with one-match suspensions following the conclusion of the league’s 27th round of fixtures.

  The Lega Serie A has officially confirmed a one-match suspension for Roma wing-back Wesley Franca following the Giallorossi’s 3-3 draw with Juventus.

  The Brazilian defender collected his fifth caution of the season at the Stadio Olimpico, triggering an automatic ban.

  Consequently, Wesley will be unavailable for Sunday’s league encounter against Daniele De Rossi’s Genoa as Roma continues their push for European qualification.

  Joining Wesley on the sidelines are five other players following the latest round of fixtures.

  Sassuolo’s Andrea Pinamonti received a straight red card, while Fabiano Parisi, Remo Freuler, Filippo Terracciano, and Lautaro Valenti all reached the yellow card threshold.

  Regarding the disciplinary action, league officials confirmed that Wesley “will now have to serve a one-match ban when the Giallorossi go up against Daniele De Rossi’s Genoa.”

• Roma fined for fans’ chants against Luciano Spalletti in Sunday’s return

  Luciano Spalletti led Juventus to a resilient 3–3 draw against his former side Roma, a match overshadowed by a €6,000 fine for the Giallorossi due to crowd disturbances.

  Luciano Spalletti haunted his former club as Juventus staged a dramatic comeback to secure a 3–3 draw at the Stadio Olimpico.

  Trailing 3–1, Spalletti’s tactical adjustments inspired a late equalizer, preserving the gap between the sides in the Champions League qualification race.

  The result underscored his reputation for composure, as Juventus’ performance highlighted the experience and tactical expertise that Spalletti brings to the bench.

  However, the fixture was marred by misconduct from the home stands. Roma has been hit with a €6,000 fine after supporters directed offensive chants toward their former manager in the 57th minute.

  The sanction, confirmed by a sports judge, also accounts for a smoke bomb thrown onto the pitch. The fine serves as a reminder of the responsibilities clubs have regarding fan behavior.

• Chico Conceicao: ‘Juventus deserved win in Roma draw and I need to score more goals’

  Francisco Conceição scored a stunning volley to ignite a late Juventus rally from 3-1 down to draw 3-3 with Roma, though the winger insisted his side deserved even more.

  ​Francisco Conceição inspired a remarkable Juventus fightback at the Stadio Olimpico as the Bianconeri salvaged a 3-3 draw against Roma.

  Trailing 3-1 following goals from Wesley, Evan Ndicka, and Donyell Malen, Juventus struck through Conceição’s brilliant volley before snatching a point in stoppage time.

  Reflecting on the resilience shown, Conceição told DAZN, “if any team deserved to win it, then it was us.”

  ​The result leaves the Serie A top-four race wide open, with Juventus and Roma separated by just two points.

  Despite his spectacular contribution, the Portuguese winger remained critical of his own clinical edge as he aims for consistency.

  “In order to reach the next level, I certainly need to score more goals,” Conceição admitted. “I am the first to acknowledge that, I am working hard.”