Kenan Yildiz is more than aware of the growing number of suitors chasing his signature, although he’s not expected to leave Juventus anytime soon.
According to Florian Plettenberg, Ken Yildiz has been garnering plenty of interest from top Premier League clubs. The Turkish attacker has been a revelation since breaking into the Juventus first-team plans, as the Bianconeri are not likely to let him leave anytime soon, despite the player being aware of interest from teams like Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester United.
Kenan Yildiz has steadily made his presence felt in this Juventus side since last season. He has continued his development and has now become a regular under new manager Thiago Motta. Given he has contributed to six goals so far this season, interest is already rife in the 19-year-old Serie A prodigy.
Aston Villa were interested a while ago, with some reports stating that Juventus might consider selling for €60-70 million. At that rate, it would be a huge investment for clubs, considering the player and his relative inexperience in senior teams.
In any case, there are more clubs in the mix, as Manchester United were linked with Yildiz recently, and there could be a case here as Ruben Amorim wants new attackers in place. The Red Devils are unlikely to make any inroads ahead of January, as many approaches might have to wait until the summer.
Arsenal and Liverpool are also keen, meaning that should the 19-year-old Serie A prodigy leave Juventus, he will have some of the top Premier League teams to choose from. However, Juventus are unlikely to entertain any proposals ahead of January as Yildiz is viewed as a key player for Motta’s plans this season.
Kenan Yildiz is aware of big suitors
While the media reports keep rumbling on, Juventus are unlikely to sell, as this has been their stance ever since those Aston Villa links appeared. In any case, Yildiz is aware of the growing interest in his signature and knows about the chasing pack, including Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester United.
Not only are Juventus not keen on entertaining approaches in January, but they are unlikely to open any doors next summer as Yildiz is fully expected to stay in Turin for the 2025-26 season. Giuven, the player, is only 19; he will have plenty of opportunities in the future to make another big move, especially if he continues to grow in the way he has so far.
