Dusan Vlahovic Poised for Juventus Comeback After Four-Month Injury Layoff
Dusan Vlahovic has successfully completed a full training session with his Juventus squad, marking his readiness to return to action after an absence of almost four months.
The forward sustained the injury during a Serie A encounter against Cagliari on November 29, 2025, with the severity of the setback being immediately clear.
Medical diagnostics confirmed a high-grade lesion affecting the muscle-tendon junction of his left adductor longus.
Vlahovic All Set for Juventus Return
Initially, concerns were raised that he might face up to five months on the sidelines; however, it now appears the Serbian international could make his return as early as this weekend.
Vlahovic fully participated in today's training session alongside his Juventus colleagues at the Continassa facility near Turin and is widely anticipated to be included in the matchday squad for the upcoming fixture against Udinese.
Further demonstrating his fitness, he even found the net during an intra-squad scrimmage, confirming his excellent condition.
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Prior to his injury, Vlahovic had contributed six goals and two assists across 17 competitive appearances this season.
His contributions in the final 10 matches of the campaign could prove crucial in determining whether he secures a new contract with Juventus, given that his current agreement concludes on June 30.
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