Sassuolo chief executive Giovanni Carnevali confirmed the club's position in an interview with Gazzetta dello Sport, making clear that no fixed price has been set for the 23-year-old.
"We have not set a value on him. We will evaluate the offers we receive," Carnevali said.
"Whether it is from a big Italian club or a Premier League side, the bids will vary. We will also see if anyone offers something in return."
"Our goal is to give these players the chance to go to big clubs, but we would also be happy to keep them."
Inter have moved furthest in their pursuit, with transfer journalist Matteo Moretto confirming a verbal agreement has been reached with the player. Negotiations with Sassuolo over a fee remain ongoing, with a player exchange being discussed as a potential way to complete the deal. Juventus retain a 50 per cent sell-on clause from Muharemovic's original sale, meaning any transfer would also benefit the Turin club financially.
Muharemovic joined Sassuolo from Juventus in the summer of 2024, initially on loan before making the move permanent. He has scored two goals and provided two assists in 27 Serie A appearances this season and is contracted until 2031. He recently played a key role in Bosnia and Herzegovina qualifying for the World Cup.