Juventus market, surprise move for Kenan Yildiz. Priority also for another contract renewal

Juventus is working to resolve some delicate contractual situations: in particular on the table of CEO Damien Comolli is the renewal of Kenan Yildiz, the brightest star of the Bianconeri team. According to rumors reported by La Stampa, there would be important steps forward in the treaty to armor the Turkish striker, at the center of the Old Lady’s future project in the coming years. Yildiz, who is having a very positive period under Luciano Spalletti, is by far the most valuable player on the roster, with a potential end-of-season value estimated at up to 140 million euros.

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could be coming soon.

An indispensable asset for the team: the Piedmontese club is reportedly ready to revive its contract extension proposal by offering a new salary closer to the player’s demands, estimated at around €6 million net, including bonuses. Juventus wants to reject all incoming offers from abroad and has made this effort to get closer to the demands of the striker&#8217s agents and family, who would instead like a 6 million plus bonus salary. Yildiz in case of a deal would immediately become the team’s highest paid player after Dusan Vlahovic. Juve wants to close quickly and has reportedly asked for a meeting before Christmas.

At abroad clubs such as Chelsea and Arsenal in England, Real Madrid in Spain, are at the window waiting for developments. Yildiz, who according to dai Cies is the fifth European player who has grown the most this season as a market value, has scored six goals and made five assists so far. Another situation at the attention of the Bianconeri management is that of Weston McKennie: the American, always given up for departure at every market session, is now indispensable for Luciano Spalletti, and even in the Champions League he has been decisive. However, the player’s contract is expiring and the club is pondering what to do.

According to some reports, McKennie’s renewal has also reportedly become a priority for Juventus, and a farewell at zero is no longer a hypothesis on the table. McKennie has offers in the Premier League, Serie A but also in MLS, where several clubs would like to bring him back ahead of the 2026 World Cup in North America. The one who could leave, even in January, is instead Manuel Locatelli, who has been much criticized in recent games.

The player does not have a great feeling with Luciano Spalletti and on the tracks of the former AC Milan player are a number of Arab clubs, which had already sounded the ground in the past and could try a new assault in the January market. Several Premier League clubs would also be pondering the profile of the’former Sassuolo man.