Milik on the brink: Juventus ready to let him go, Emiratis interested

Arek Milik, Polish striker of Juventus, is at a crossroads: the black‑and‑white club seems ready to grant him an early separation, while two clubs from the UAE Pro League are showing strong interest, with the transfer window closing on September 28.

Contractual situation at Juventus

Juventus management has stated that Milik is essentially a free agent at the club. The club is willing to grant him a release even for free, or at most for compensation not exceeding one million euros.

The 1994‑born centre‑forward, despite a good pre‑season, was omitted from the Serie A squad list. His financial burden amounts to €1.8 million net per year.

An intermediary contacted this week both the Juventus management and Milik’s agents to assess a quick deal, while his contract expires on June 30.

Possible future in the Emirates

Meanwhile, two clubs from the UAE Pro League, the United Arab Emirates championship, have shown interest in the striker. They are seeking offensive reinforcements and could offer him a two‑year contract guaranteeing him the same current salary.

According to TuttoSport, the transfer market in the Emirates will close on September 28, representing the last chance for the former Napoli player to move on.

At the moment, the Emirates championship is the only market still open capable of meeting Milik’s and his entourage’s financial demands.

In the coming days it will become clear whether Juventus will manage to finalize an early separation, but the complexity of the deal makes the outcome uncertain.