Mister 100 million sparks the race: Juventus and Milan chase bomber

Mister 100 million has sparked the interest of Juventus and Milan in Benfica's striker, Vangelis Pavlidis, the 27‑year‑old with a release clause of one hundred million euros, considered one of the most prolific of the season with fourteen goals in thirteen matches.

The new attack has not yet found its way

Kolo Muani, Nick Woltemade and Gonçalo Ramos so far have not lived up to the end‑of‑window expectations and have failed to shoulder the attack of Juventus and Milan.

The two white‑and‑blacks are still stuck at zero goals, while the Portuguese is at one for Juventus, but comes from an extremely prolific spell with the national team (3 goals and 1 assist in 4 matches).

Beyond the performance of the former PSG player, Ruben Amorim has not given much confidence to Francesco Camarda, making the search for a new forward a priority for the red‑and‑black house ahead of the winter transfer window.

Juventus and Milan target Pavlidis: the €100m clause blocks Benfica

The race for the 100‑million striker

One of the hottest names remains that of Endrick, capable of playing both as a centre‑forward and as an attacking midfielder or second striker.

The Benfica striker, with a 100‑million‑euro clause, also attracts Barcelona and Tottenham, increasing the competition for Juventus and Milan.

Gerry Cardinale hopes to leverage the solid link with ROC Nations Sport to beat the competition, including that of Roma, but the mission remains complex because of the price.

Milan aim to replicate Nico Paz loan model for Endrick in January

The winter market thus becomes a priority for the two Italian clubs, which will have to manage the economic and sporting challenge to secure the most prolific striker at the moment.