Turkish midfielder Kenan Yildiz enjoyed an outstanding 2025/26 season with Juventus. He scored 10 goals and provided 6 assists in Serie A, becoming the league's best player under 23.
However, his promising campaign took a hit during the opening match of the new season against Frosinone, where the 21-year-old suffered a metatarsal fracture. After undergoing surgery, he is expected to return to the pitch in late November or early December. Despite this injury setback, interest from top European clubs remains strong.
Arsenal, Real Madrid, and Bayern Munich are closely monitoring the situation. Juventus has already extended Yildiz's contract until 2030, strengthening their position ahead of potential negotiations.
According to journalist Gianluca Di Marzio, Juventus has slapped a staggering £150 million price tag on Yildiz. Last summer, both Arsenal and Tottenham made inquiries with offers exceeding £100 million, but the Italians were adamant in their refusal to part with their star.
Di Marzio is convinced that this transfer will be one of the biggest talking points next summer. The final sale price is likely to hover around the £150 million mark, a lot depending on whether Juventus can secure Champions League qualification and improve their financial standing.
