Kenan Yildiz’s Future at Juventus Remains Uncertain

Rising Star in Serie A

Kenan Yildiz has garnered considerable attention as one of the standout young talents in football, and Juventus remains optimistic about retaining him. The 20-year-old Turkish international has had a remarkable season in Serie A, establishing himself as a key player and one of the team’s most dynamic offensive threats.

Contract Negotiations at a Standstill

Despite Yildiz’s impressive performance, questions about his future persist, as discussions regarding a contract extension in Turin have not yet yielded results. The two sides have yet to agree on new terms, prompting speculation, with several clubs expressing interest.

The young player’s current contract is reportedly valued at around €1.5 million per year, a figure that is now considered inadequate given his rising market value.

Sources indicate that Yildiz is looking for a contract that accurately reflects his rapid ascent in the sport, with comparisons drawn to his teammate Jonathan David, who earns significantly more — approximately four times his salary.

Juventus has faced challenges in presenting an acceptable offer, but insiders claim the situation is still very much in play.

Organizational Changes Affecting Contract Talks

The holdup in negotiating a new deal is partly attributed to recent organizational shifts within the club. With Luciano Spalletti taking the reins as head coach and a new sporting director to be appointed, there is a need for stability before prioritizing Yildiz’s contract, which the club hopes to extend until 2030.

Premier League teams, including Liverpool, Chelsea, Tottenham, and Arsenal, have been keeping a close eye on the developments. For the moment, these clubs are biding their time to see if an opportunity arises.

Juventus remains hopeful about reaching an agreement with Yildiz. Sources close to the player suggest he is content in Turin and willing to remain, as long as the club meets his financial and sporting aspirations.