Juventus make clear decision on Kenan Yildiz as PSG, Chelsea, and Arsenal want him

Juventus have reportedly made their stance clear regarding young Turkish forward Kenan Yildiz, following growing interest from PSG, Chelsea, and Arsenal.

 Juventus are not willing to sell the 19-year-old attacker despite increasing offers that could reach €90 million.

The club sees Yildiz as a key part of their future project, and they are already preparing a new long-term contract to secure his stay in Turin.

Yildiz has become one of the most talked-about young players in Europe. His impressive performances this season  combining creativity, vision, and clinical finishing  have attracted top clubs across the continent.

Kenan Yildiz of Juventus celebrates scoring his team’s second goal during the Serie A match between Juventus and Lecce at Allianz Stadium

Sources suggest that PSG view him as a potential long-term replacement for Kylian Mbappé, while Chelsea and Arsenal see him as a key piece in their rebuilds for the future.

However, Juventus director Cristiano Giuntoli has been firm:

“Yildiz is untouchable. We’re building around him, not selling him.”

Under coach Igor Tudor, Juventus have shifted toward developing young talents instead of relying heavily on big-name transfers.

Yildiz, alongside players like Matias Soulé and Samuel Iling-Junior, represents this new philosophy.

Insiders claim Juventus are ready to double Yildiz’s salary and add performance bonuses to reflect his growing importance in the squad.

Meanwhile, PSG remain interested but patient. The French champions are continuing their focus on youth development, as seen with the arrivals of Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, Willian Pacho, and João Neves earlier this year.

Kenan Yildiz of Juventus celebrates scoring his team’s second goal during the Serie A match between Juventus and Torino at Juventus Stadium .

A source close to PSG said: “We admire Yildiz, but we respect Juventus’ position. PSG will never force a move if a club doesn’t want to sell.”

Unless Yildiz rejects Juventus’ new contract, a transfer seems unlikely in 2026. But as Europe’s elite clubs continue to circle, Juventus will have to work hard to keep their rising star happy and motivated in Turin.