Kenan Yıldız attracted interest from Barcelona, the recent LaLiga champions, who were also looking for a left-winger and had Yıldız as their top target. Barcelona was preparing to make an official move for Yıldız. Juventus reportedly would not accept even a 100 million euro offer for Yıldız.

According to Tuttomercato, Barcelona has expressed interest in acquiring Juventus player Kenan Yildiz, who is currently engaged in discussions over a contract extension with his club. Despite Barcelona's interest, Juventus is reportedly working on a new contract for Yildiz that will significantly enhance his financial terms. The proposed contract would see Yildiz earning a base salary of 3.5 million euros per season, with bonuses potentially increasing his earnings to around 4 million euros annually. Furthermore, his salary is expected to increase each year, reaching about 6 million euros by the end of the contract, which is set to run until 2030, with an option for a one-year extension until 2031. Juventus considers Yildiz non-transferable unless a bid of 100 million euros is received.

Goal.com reports on Kenan Yildiz's decision to remain at Juventus despite interest from Barcelona.

Barcelona manager Hansi Flick has informed the club of his desire to sign Juventus midfielder Kenan Yıldız, as stated by El Nacional. A deal is highly unlikely this summer, but club officials will consider making a move in the future.