During the summer transfer window, Chelsea reportedly paid careful attention to Juventus attacker Kenan Yıldız, even if a deal never came to pass.
Yıldız continues to be a target for Chelsea, according to Fabrizio Romano. The 20-year-old has been outstanding for Juventus so far this season and is quickly becoming one of the most coveted young players in the sport.
Six goals have been scored by the Türkiye international this season, four of them have come in big games against Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League and Inter Milan in Serie A.
Chelsea’s transfer policy under BlueCo’s ownership has grown to be associated with bringing in young, talented players from throughout the globe. According to reports, Arsenal is also considering Yıldız.
But there’s a crucial element that can make his move to the Premier League impractical. According to CaughtOffside, Romano stated, “I can tell you that Juventus, the management, are optimistic about eventually reaching an agreement [to renew Yıldız’s contract].”
Romano says Chelsea really want to sign fantastic player from Juventus
Since Enzo Maresca’s team is particularly interested in one highly rated player from a top European team, Fabrizio Romano has given some transfer info about Chelsea this week.
With two goals and four assists in seven games so far this season, Yildiz has maintained his excellent play in a second striker role under Igor Tudor.
Romano claims that Chelsea is very interested in signing Yildiz on his Italian YouTube channel, but Juventus intends to work out new terms to keep him out of the Premier League’s grasp.
“I promise you that Yildiz could have moved to the Premier League at the beginning of the transfer window if he had wanted to,” Romano stated.
Because Yıldız is an outstanding player, Chelsea has always been highly interested, and the Premier League is still interested, so it’s normal to see the top teams taking notice.
Chelsea may have to make a huge financial commitment to both Juventus and Yıldız if they hope to win him over to Stamford Bridge.
