Kenan Yildiz, who is reportedly being pursued by Arsenal and Manchester United, has reportedly been valued by JUVENTUS. Numerous clubs throughout Europe have expressed interest in the 18-year-old since the beginning of the current sporting season.

Aksam, a Turkish news outlet, reports that Arsenal is reportedly drafting a £34 million bid. The forward is valued at approximately £51 million by Juventus, which is £17 million more than what Arsenal are offering. After joining from Bayern Munich last summer, Yildiz was promoted to the first team early in the current campaign. He has since appeared in fifteen games for Serie A, scoring once.

In October, the target for Arsenal and United was also called up for the first time to the senior Turkish national team. His international debut came in a sensational 3-2 victory over Germany. Soykan Baskar, the manager of the Turkish Under-19s, once compared Yildiz to Cristiano Ronaldo. “Two years ago, numerous major clubs were interested in him,” he stated.

Zildiz possesses greater talent than Cristiano Ronaldo. His ball control is more refined than that of the Portuguese. Massimiliano Allegri extolled the aptitude of the adolescent at an October press conference.

He commented: “In my opinion, he becomes a wonderful player, stopping the ball as he stops.” In January, Juventus allegedly prevented the transfer of Yildiz, notwithstanding Arsenal’s interest. Since then, the Turkey international has developed into a significant senior player.