Juventus is still actively negotiating a new contract for their promising young talent, Kenan Yildiz. The club remains confident in securing his future despite significant attention from major European powerhouses such as Chelsea, Arsenal, and Barcelona.
The Turkish sensation joined Juventus in the summer of 2022 as a free agent from Bayern Munich`s youth academy. Since his arrival, he has flourished remarkably, eventually earning the iconic Number 10 jersey for the senior squad, a testament to his rapid development.
Having just celebrated his 20th birthday in May, Yildiz is currently under contract until June 2029. However, Juventus has been engaged in discussions for several months, aiming to tie him down to a more lucrative and extended deal.
Contract Talks for Yildiz See Slowdown

While earlier reports suggested that an agreement was close a few weeks ago, the most recent updates indicate a slowdown in these crucial negotiations.
Currently, Yildiz`s annual salary is a modest €1.5 million. The proposed new agreement aims to triple this amount and extend his stay at the club until June 2030, which is the maximum contract length permitted under Italian football regulations.
Despite the recent complexities, optimism within Juventus remains high that Kenan Yildiz will ultimately sign the new deal, resisting the siren calls from abroad, particularly from Chelsea, Barcelona, and Arsenal.

According to Quotidiano Sportivo, Arsenal is reportedly prepared to make a substantial offer of €55 million, sweetened with the inclusion of striker Gabriel Jesus, in an attempt to acquire the young Turkish starlet.
Adding to the transfer saga, La Gazzetta dello Sport previously reported that Juventus had already rebuffed a significant €70 million proposal from Chelsea for Yildiz back in July, highlighting the high value placed on the player.
This season, Kenan Yildiz has already demonstrated his immense talent and importance to Juventus, contributing two goals and four assists across eight appearances in both Serie A and the Champions League.








