Juve transfer market: Kenan Yildiz towards the farewell to the Primavera

Juventus risks losing Kenan Yildiz, the undisputed star of the black and white youth team. The reason? The disappointment of the attacking midfielder born in 2005 regarding the treatment he received in recent months in Turin. In fact, the Turkish-German talent had been promised that after the World Cup in Qatar he would be permanently attached to NextGen, being able to compete in a “big” championship (Serie C). Instead, after his debut with Virtus Verona just before Christmas, Kenan collected only one bench, without entering the field, against Lecco on 19 February. For the rest, only appearances for the Under 19 team coached by Paolo Montero. A path that does not satisfy Yildiz, who also complains about the failure to call up (unlike other Primavera teammates – as well as in NextGen) to the first team’s cycle of friendlies during the break for the World Cup.

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Thirteen goals and six assists in 29 games with Juventus Under 19. Kenan Yildiz’s impact in his first year in Italy lived up to expectations, after the Juventus club had managed to snatch the star from Bayern Munich, even ahead of the competition from Barcelona. Juve made an important investment in him in the summer, securing one of the most promising young players on the international scene, destined to become a staple of the first team, with whom he has already amazed in training thanks to a couple of finely crafted goals. sooner or later. At least in the pacts that the player’s entourage, Juve and Kenan himself had made at the time of the agreement. Contract until 30 June 2025 with a well-defined growth trajectory: start in the Spring, then if things had gone well, immediate transition to NextGen as an antechamber to Juve proper.

Future

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Yildiz believes he has done his part on the pitch, but accuses the club of not keeping their promises. Basically, he had chosen the Juventus club precisely because of the quality of the process proposed to him, with the conviction of being able to play on a permanent basis in Serie C in the second half of the season. So far this has not happened and the player wants to see clearly. In Europe he is esteemed by the greats (Barcelona in the front row, also considering the excellent reports of the Leaderbrock Sports agency, which represents Kenan – but also Pedri and Ferran Torres – with the blaugrana) and if he weren’t satisfied with his journey in black and white, he would ready to pack. “The number of clubs interested in Kenan has increased dramatically”, warned the CEO of Leaderbrock, Hector Peris Ros, a few days ago to Tuttojuve.com. Juve, in short, warned.