Real Madrid considers Kenan Yildiz again

Keenan Yıldız has returned to Real Madrid's radar as a potential target for the club in the summer of 2027, amid ongoing interest in the Turkish player, while Juventus's position regarding qualification for the UEFA Champions League could be a significant factor in his future.

According to the Spanish newspaper "Sport", citing the Italian "Corriere dello Sport", Juventus values Yildiz at around €100 million, a figure that could rise. Real Madrid had requested information about the player in the winter of 2025, when Xabi Alonso was the team's coach, but the deal did not progress at that time.

Real Madrid's plans have shifted following Vinícius's contract renewal and José Mourinho's arrival as head coach, but the club's interest in Beldz has not faded, with his name reappearing in the team's future plans.

Juventus have renewed Yildiz's contract until 2030, with a salary of €7 million per year, and they consider him unsellable this summer. However, "Corriere dello Sport" suggests that failing to qualify for the UEFA Champions League may force the club to reconsider its financial plans and open the door to studying offers for the player.

Interest in Bellingham is not limited to Real Madrid, as Arsenal previously considered signing him, while Bayern Munich is also monitoring him. Currently, Juventus are holding on to the player as a key part of their project, valuing him at a minimum of 100 million euros.