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Gianluca Di Marzio states Juventus would only sell Kenan Yildiz for a fee approaching €150 million, despite recent injury setbacks.

A nine-figure valuation of approximately €150 million represents the minimum threshold Juventus would accept for Kenan Yildiz, according to Gianluca Di Marzio. Speaking to Bet365 News, the journalist highlighted that the club’s number 10 remains a high-profile asset in the transfer market, even while sidelined by injury.
Di Marzio noted that unexpected developments regarding Yildiz’s future could emerge in upcoming transfer windows. The report indicates that proposals and requests for information arrived last summer from clubs including Arsenal and Tottenham. Juventus did not consider these initial approaches at the time.
The club has never opened negotiations for the player, though this stance may change in the next window. This potential shift follows the signing of Alajbegović, who is viewed as a possible heir to Yildiz. Di Marzio emphasized that any sale would require a substantial financial commitment.
According to Di Marzio, the new manager’s key young talent, valued above €100 million, is likely Yildiz. If a departure occurs, the fee would certainly reach nine figures. Specific pricing excludes amounts like €110 million or €120 million, targeting a figure closer to €150 million instead.
Yildiz stands out as the primary candidate for a transfer exceeding €100 million should he leave Turin. The assessment underscores his status as one of the most valuable assets on the roster, with interest persisting despite current physical limitations.



