Liverpool prepare player-plus-cash twist as Man United eye €120m generational talent | OneFootball

Manchester United are plotting an ambitious move to sign Kenan Yildiz from Juventus at the end of the season. 

The 20-year-old attacker is highly rated across Europe, and he is regarded as an indispensable asset for the Italian club. They have no desire to sanction his departure, and Manchester United would have to make an astronomical offer to convince them.

Can Man United afford Kenan Yildiz?

According to a report from SportsBoom, it would take an offer of around €120 million in order to sign the Turkish playmaker. He is an exceptional young player with a bright future and is expected to become a star.

The report claims that Juventus view the player as their “leader and symbol”.

Meanwhile, clubs like Chelsea, Arsenal and Liverpool are monitoring his situation as well. However, the asking price could make it difficult for any club to secure his signature. Liverpool are reportedly planning a player-plus-cash deal for him. They could use a dynamic attacker like Yildiz to replace Salah, who can operate as a forward, winger, or number 10.

Manchester United would have to pay a club-record fee to get the deal done. It remains to be seen whether they are prepared to break the Bank for him.

Yildiz would transform Man United

They need more creativity in the final third, and the 20-year-old Turkish international would be an exceptional option. He can operate both centrally and on the flanks. He will consistently score goals for them and create opportunities. Yildiz is quite young, and he will only improve with coaching and experience. He has all the attributes to develop into a superstar. Yildiz has 11 goals and 10 assists this season.

Even though the price might seem quite high right now, the player will be able to justify the investment if he fulfils his potential in future.

The opportunity to move to England could be exciting for the player, and it remains to be seen whether any club is willing to come forward with an offer at the asking price.