Juventus turned down every bid for Kenan Yildiz last summer, but that could change in a year’s time if they miss out on the UEFA Champions League again. Their owner will compensate the losses with another capital increase. Should another subpar campaign continue, the club would have to deal with their financial problems on their own. Corriere dello Sport reports.
Selling the Turk would bring a mammoth profit Bianconeri valuing it north of €100 million. Deep-pocketed bidders would not be difficult to find. Real Madrid have been following him for several years. If there is an opening, they will focus on him and Erling Haaland in the future. Bayern Munich have followed his growth ever since Bianconeri stole him from the youth academy a few years ago and Arsenal have been interested more than once.
According to Gianluca Di Marzio (via Bet365News), Yıldız’s departure from Juventus could be one of the surprises of the next windows. The Gunners and Tottenham have made big offers in the recent past, but they have been rejected.
If that were to happen, the old lady would be looking to get closer to €150 million in royalties rather than €100 million. In addition, it may be telling that their management has taken an early step to secure a potential successor, Kerim Alajbegovic.
Our attitude to “Juventus” and “Yildiz”.
His injury may make him forget his value and importance. Their owner regularly reinforces the self-funding story, but ultimately has always poured money into the club to stay competitive. Selling your best player, even if it is tempting especially for rich figures, will go in the opposite direction.
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