According to Tuttosport, Chelsea are prepared to offer Kenan Yildiz a €10m-a-year contract as talks between the Turkish star and Juventus are stalling.
According to Tuttsport, the Blues are ready to tempt the Turkish talent away from the Allianz Stadium with a €10m-a-year contract offer.
Technically, Juventus are in no hurry to reach an agreement with Yildiz as his contract expires in 2029. However, with a salary of just €1.5m-per-season, the player and the club are discussing a pay rise in a new deal until 2030.
Tuttospor confirms that the gap between Juventus’ offer and Yildiz’s demands is around €500,000, with the Turkish starlet aiming to earn at least €5m per season.
Tuttosport reported last week that Chelsea’s Premier League rivals Arsenal had sent scouts to watch Yildiz in a Serie A match against Milan, while Gazzetta reported over the summer that the Blues had an offer of nearly €70m rejected by the Old Lady.
Yildiz, 20, has two goals and four assists in eight appearances across all competitions this season. He has scored three goals in the last two international games with the Turkish national team.