Juventus are determined to keep Kenan Yildiz at the club despite growing interest from major European teams, with Exor’s financial backing and qualification for next season’s Champions League playing a crucial role in their plan to secure one of their brightest talents.
The 19-year-old’s stunning solo goal against Genoa in Igor Tudor’s first game in charge further showcased his extraordinary skills—qualities the Bianconeri hope he will continue refining at the Allianz Stadium.
Juventus determined to keep Yildiz as Premier League clubs circle
Thiago Motta’s inconsistent management of Yildiz, particularly in the final weeks of his tenure, appeared to affect the Turkish youngster’s performances, prompting the club to consider the possibility of cashing in on him during the summer transfer window.
The attacking midfielder has drawn attention from Premier League giants such as Manchester United, Arsenal, and Liverpool, with super-agent Jorge Mendes reportedly laying the groundwork for a potential move.
However, reports from La Gazzetta dello Sport and Tuttosport suggest that Yildiz’s resurgence against Genoa has ultimately convinced Juventus to do everything possible to keep hold of a player long regarded as one of the finest young prospects of his generation.
Exor’s €15m cash injection, which could rise to €110m next summer, reduces the immediate need to generate revenue through player sales. Nevertheless, securing Champions League qualification remains crucial to avoid sacrificing key assets.
Alternatively, Tuttosport reports that Juventus would prioritize offloading other players before considering Yildiz’s departure, with Andrea Cambiaso—linked with Manchester City—and Douglas Luiz emerging as primary candidates to ...
