Real Madrid is one of the clubs following Juventus attacker | OneFootball

Kenan Yildiz’s long-term future might not be at Juventus, despite the Bianconeri managing to keep him in their squad so far. The men in black and white will be determined to do everything possible to ensure they can keep the Turkish international for several more seasons.

Juventus have built their team around Yildiz and handed him a new contract to keep him at the club for a long time. They have also made him one of the team’s captains, further highlighting the importance he has gained within the squad.

Juventus determined to keep Yildiz

All of this confirms that Yildiz is a cornerstone of the current Bianconeri team, and Juventus certainly do not want to lose him regardless of what happens. The club continues to view him as one of the top players they have added to their squad and will do everything possible to retain his services.

However, it remains to be seen whether those efforts will be enough to keep him in Turin. Interest from some of Europe’s biggest clubs means Juventus could face a difficult challenge if those sides decide to make serious offers for the player.

During the last transfer window, Arsenal were the club that showed serious interest in signing Yildiz. Juve insisted that he was not for sale, but the Gunners remain interested in his signature and could continue to monitor his situation.

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Real Madrid enter the race

However, Tuttomercatoweb claims Real Madrid are now the latest club showing interest in Yildiz’s signature. The Spanish side are reportedly confident they can win the race for the player and believe he would fit their team.

Real Madrid could decide to make a major move for Yildiz at the end of the current term. The Spanish side may go all out to add him to their squad by presenting Juventus with an offer that would be difficult for the Bianconeri to turn down.

For Juventus, keeping Yildiz remains a major priority, particularly after building their team around him and giving him greater responsibility. The club will hope those efforts are enough to prevent interest from Arsenal, Real Madrid and other potential suitors from becoming a serious threat to his future in Turin