Juventus: summer sale of Yildiz no longer necessary
Hands off Yildiz. Juventus has no intention of letting the young Turkish star slip through their fingers. After the stunning goal that knocked out Genoa in Tudor’s first as the new Bianconeri coach, Yildiz is back, powerfully, in vogue.
Before the’exoneration of Thiago Motta, Yildiz’s future was shrouded in mystery. Many were certain of his farewell in the summer. Several top clubs were ready to step up, most notably Manchester United, which was determined to bet on the Turk to renew (again) its roster and get back to fighting with the best in the Premier League.
In contrast, barring any last-minute unforeseen events, Yildiz is not going anywhere. There would be a financial plan to armor him. Exor, in addition to the 15 million poured into the club’s coffers to cope with Thiago Motta’s exoneration, has let it be known that it could go as high as 110 million in fresh capital in the summer. Roughly the amount needed to keep Yildiz.
In addition, there’s the Champions League issue. Being able to win a pass to the next edition of Europe’s top competition would be crucial to make ends meet and not have to make any major sacrifices. In short, everything points to the fact that Yildiz is destined to stay in Juventus. Here, should the Champions League pass arrive, everything would be much easier.
