
PSG Talk
·10 de octubre de 2025
PSG, Chelsea Watch as Man Utd Willing to Go All Out for Juventus Star

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·10 de octubre de 2025
Over recent transfer windows, PSG have made it clear that their focus is on long-term growth rather than short-term fixes. Instead of chasing quick solutions, the club continue to prioritize signing young players with high potential.
Their standout addition this year was Khvicha Kvaratskhelia from Napoli, a creative and dynamic forward brought in to strengthen an already talented young core. Kvaratskhelia joins Willian Pacho and João Neves, further emphasizing PSG’s commitment to building a sustainable project for the future.
According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, agent Jorge Mendes recently met with the family of Turkish forward Kenan Yildiz, whose value continues to rise at Juventus. PSG, along with Manchester City and Chelsea, are reportedly weighing offers in the €80 million to €90 million range for the 20-year-old.
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CaughtOffside reports that Manchester United are preparing to make Juventus star and Chelsea transfer target Yildiz their top priority for the summer 2026 window.
The outlet adds that while Chelsea remain interested in the 20-year-old, there’s a belief United could be ready to table a higher offer to land Yildiz ahead of their Premier League rivals.
“Manchester United are making Yildiz their big priority for summer 2026,” a source told CaughtOffside. “The current feeling is that they’re ready to go higher than Chelsea and Arsenal, maybe as high as €90m.”
Yildiz remains a key player for Juventus, and the club has no intention of letting him go easily. The outlet claims that Juventus are keen to tie him down to a new contract.
The player himself isn’t showing any urgency to leave, which could make it tough for clubs like Manchester United and Chelsea to convince him to move to England.
While the Premier League’s appeal is strong, Juventus’ stature, rich history, and ambition make them a hard club to walk away from.