Arsenal is intensifying its search for Juventus attacking midfielder Kenan Yildiz in an attempt to address the failure to sign Vinicius Junior, who ultimately renewed his contract with Real Madrid. The Turkish player, who stood out last season with 20 goal contributions, is emerging as a promising alternative for the left wing, a position that Mikel Arteta's team is looking to strengthen.
According to information released by various outlets, including La Stampa, Arsenal is once again “scouting” Yildiz, who has caught the attention of the Gunners. Juventus, for its part, seems to be preparing for a possible departure of the player, having signed young winger Karim Alajbegovic, which could facilitate negotiations with the London club. This move may indicate that the Bianconeri are anticipating a scenario where Yildiz could leave Turin.
The 21-year-old is considered an ideal fit for Arteta's playing philosophy, especially after the departure of Leandro Trossard to Besiktas and the arrival of Christos Tzolis from Club Brugge. The London team is reportedly willing to invest around 100 million euros to secure Yildiz's signing, a sum that, if realized, would further bolster the Premier League squad.
Arteta has expressed his interest in Yildiz, calling him a “dream target.” However, with the World Cup taking place, negotiations have yet to advance, although the pressure to strengthen the team is mounting. Yildiz's ability to contribute offensively and his youth make him an attractive target, but Juventus may not be willing to part with one of its top talents.
Meanwhile, Tzolis' situation raises questions about his readiness to take on a prominent role in a top team like Arsenal. Yildiz may be a safer option, but his cost and Juventus' reluctance to let the player go could complicate the London club's aspirations. Yildiz's future in Turin remains uncertain, but the coming days may reveal more about the possibility of a transfer.
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