Juventus Could Lose Yildiz with Another Subpar Season

Juventus Could Lose Yildiz with Another Subpar Season
Juventus repelled every offer for Kenan Yildiz last summer, but the situation could change in a year’s time if they miss out on the UEFA Champions League again. Their owner will offset the losses with another capital increase. The club would have to solve its financial woes on its own if another subpar campaign followed, Corriere dello Sport reports.
Selling the Turk would lead to a mammoth profit, as the Bianconeri value him at north of €100M. It wouldn’t be hard to find deep-pocketed suitors. Real Madrid have been following him for a couple of years. If there’s an opening, they’ll focus on him and Erling Haaland in the future. Bayern Munich have been tracking his growth ever since the Bianconeri poached him from their youth academy a few years back, and Arsenal have shown interest more than a few times.
According to Gianluca Di Marzio (via Bet365News), Yildiz leaving Juventus could be one of the surprises of the next windows. The Gunners and Tottenham tendered large offers in the recent past, but they weren’t even considered.
If it were to happen, the Old Lady would look to cash in a fee closer to €150M than to €100M. In addition, their management’s early move to secure a potential heir, Kerim Alajbegovic, could be telling.
Our Take on Juventus and Yildiz
His injury can lead to forgetting his value and importance. Their owner has routinely fueled the self-financing narrative but then eventually always poured money into the club to keep it competitive. Selling their best player would go in the complete opposite direction, even if it’ll be tantalizing for particularly rich figures.