Chelsea have reportedly had a €68 million offer rejected by Juventus for rising Turkish star Kenan Yildiz, as several top European clubs continue to chase his signature.

Juventus immediately turned down Chelsea’s offer worth between €65 million and €68 million, making it clear they have no plans to sell their young talent.

The Serie A giants see Yildiz as a key part of their future and are determined to keep him in Turin for the long term.

Yildiz, 20, has become one of the brightest young players in Europe. Playing mainly as a second striker, he has already scored two goals and provided four assists in just seven appearances this season.

Last season, he registered 12 goals and nine assists in 52 matches, proving his consistency and maturity at a young age.

Premier League clubs including Chelsea, Arsenal, and Manchester United are all interested in the Turkish international. Arsenal have reportedly opened talks with his representatives, while United are said to be leading the race.

Trusted journalist Fabrizio Romano recently confirmed that Juventus want to offer Yildiz a new long-term contract with an improved salary. The club “firmly believes” in his development and considers him a future captain.

Juventus legend Alessandro Del Piero also praised Yildiz, calling him a hardworking and disciplined player who could become a symbol of the club.

Meanwhile, former Italy striker Giuseppe Rossi went even further, predicting that Yildiz “will be a Ballon d’Or winner in the future,” describing him as “a phenomenon who plays with the maturity of a veteran.”

Despite Juventus’ strong stance, Premier League clubs are expected to return with improved offers in the upcoming transfer windows.

Chelsea remain highly interested, while Manchester United and Arsenal continue to monitor the situation closely.

Yildiz’s rapid rise, leadership qualities, and attacking flair have made him one of Europe’s most sought-after young players and Juventus’ refusal to sell him only proves how highly they value his potential.