The "Liverpool" club is planning to add Juventus' young attacking midfielder Kenan Yildiz to their ranks. The English club is reportedly ready to offer 80 million euros during the summer transfer window, according to TuttoJuve.
According to sources, the "Merseysiders" see the 19-year-old Turkish player as a replacement for Mohamed Salah, who is expected to leave the team after this season. However, Juventus is demanding at least 100 million euros to sell Yildiz.
This season, Kenan Yildiz has played in 40 matches, scoring 6 goals and providing 4 assists. His current contract with Juventus is set to last until 2029, and according to Transfermarkt, his market value is 45 million euros.
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