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Kenan Yildiz: Spalletti tells Arsenal“offer whatever you want”

Juventus has sent a firm reply to Arsenal’s growing interest in Kenan Yildiz, and the message could not be more direct.

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Arsenal are still in search of fresh attacking talent. The club has regained interest in Juventus winger Kenan Yildiz, as per latest transfer news. With that, the response from the Italian side has arrived as well.

Spalletti Shuts The Door On Kenan Yildiz Deal

Juve coach Luciano Spalletti wasted no time addressing the transfer talk when he spoke to reporters over the weekend. His words left little room for doubt about where the club stands on Yildiz’s future. The coach also spoke about the personal side of the situation.

As reported by ESPN, Spalletti said: “I experience it calmly because the player is Yildiz. From my point of view, it’s simple, they can offer whatever they want, I want to be able to field Yildiz next season.” He stated that Yildiz is someone who knows his own path and does not need outside noise to guide him.

Spalletti added: “Yildiz is a guy who is perfect to have mature conversations with. And consequently, he knows very well that he shouldn’t rush anything, that he shouldn’t speed anything up. His future is already important at Juventus.”

Spalletti went further when pressed on the financial angle, making clear that no transfer fee, however large, would change the club’s thinking this summer. “It’s not important because someone offers 100 million or because there is a club that has the financial power to spend at this moment,” he said. “He is already at the club that offers 100 million for him. So, we are all very calm.” Those comments read like a direct answer to Arsenal. Those words show a coach fully backing his player rather than preparing to cash in.

Yildiz’s To Stay at Juve?

He joined Juventus from Bayern Munich’s academy in 2022 and signed a contract that runs until the summer of 2030. That gives the club plenty of security over his long term future. The player’s numbers support Spalletti’s confidence in him. Yildiz finished last season with 10 goals and 6 assists across 36 Serie A appearances.

Those are figures that placed him among the most productive young attackers in Italian football. His performances earned him Serie A’s Best Under-23 Player award for the season along with two separate Rising Star of the Month honours.

Yildiz’s all-time stats at Juventus, as per FOTMOB:

Matches Goals Assists

132 27 16

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Arsenal Are Still Watching The Turkish Star Closely

Arsenal’s interest makes sense given their current situation in attack. Gabriel Martinelli’s future at the club remains uncertain. The Gunners seem keen on bringing in a forward who can play across the front line. Yildiz fits that profile since he can play as a winger or in a more central attacking role.

The north London club had also been monitoring Vinicius Junior before he agreed new terms at Real Madrid. They showed interest in Bradley Barcola and Morgan Rogers as well. That pattern shows Arsenal are being selective. They are only chasing players they believe can genuinely strengthen a squad built to compete for major trophies.

Juve finished last season in sixth place with 69 points. They were way behind champions Inter Milan. Now, Spalletti is now preparing for his first full season in charge after his October appointment. Holding on to a talent like Yildiz will matter greatly to that rebuilding project. That explains why Turin is standing firm against any approach from the Premier League.

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