Juventus sets Kenan Yıldız's transfer fee! Is a record-breaking transfer on the horizon?
Activity has begun in the transfer market for Juventus' young star Kenan Yıldız. It is claimed that the Italian giant has determined the national footballer's transfer fee and is open to an astronomical offer.
Juventus, which is fighting fiercely for the top spots in the Italian Serie A, wants to finish the season with a Champions League ticket. The Turin team, currently in 4th place in the league, is 2 points ahead of its closest pursuer, Lazio.
However, it is claimed that if the giant club remains away from its European goal, it may part ways with its key players.
According to a report by the Italian press outlet Tuttomercato, the transfer fee set by Juventus for Kenan Yıldız, who has drawn attention with his rising performance this season, has become clear.
According to the report, the black-and-white team may be open to an offer of around 60 million euros for the 19-year-old national footballer.
If this figure is realized, Kenan Yıldız could claim the title of the player transferred with the highest transfer fee in Turkish football history.
The young talent has made a total of 39 appearances in a Juventus jersey this season, contributing 6 goals and 4 assists.
While Juventus is expected to make a decision regarding Kenan Yıldız's future depending on its financial situation, it is rumored that Europe's giant clubs may take action for the young star.
News Source : 12punto
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