Team Talk reports that Tottenham Hotspur are interested in Kenan Yildiz and are closely monitoring his situation as Juventus sporting director Marco Ottolini attempts to finalize new contract terms. The report states that Yildiz is among seven attacking players Spurs are actively monitoring as they try to add creativity to their team. According to the report, insiders at Juventus insist there is no major issue in negotiations and that the delay in the contract for the player, who is rated at €100m (£87m, $114m), should not be seen as a sign the player is available. The situation is viewed internally as a straightforward delay, with the expectation that terms will be finalized, even if Yildiz does not formally sign a new contract until after the January transfer window.

Kenan Yıldız’s salary demands are continuing to cause problems for Juventus in new contract talks, according to TuttoJuve. The report also claims that Tottenham Hotspur are willing to offer the Türkiye international what he is looking for.

Tottenham have an interest in Kenan Yildiz. The club seeks to add more creativity to the side and believes that Yildiz would be the ideal dynamic attacker for them. He is able to play centrally as well as on the flanks.

According to a report from TEAMtalk, Tottenham are interested in signing Juventus attacker Kenan Yildiz, who is a 20-year-old Turkish international. Manager Thomas Frank has made strengthening the flanks a top priority. The club is reportedly prepared to make significant investments to acquire world-class players, and Yildiz is considered suitable due to his versatility and potential. While a move in the upcoming transfer window is considered unlikely, Spurs may attempt to sign him next summer if he does not agree to a new contract with Juventus. He is currently a key player for the club, having contributed 2 goals and 3 assists in 9 Serie A appearances this season. Transfer expert Dean Jones stated his belief that Tottenham will prepare for a transfer if players such as Yildiz or Rodrygo at Real Madrid become actually available in January or the summer. Jones added that Spurs are aiming to make some of the most significant signings in their history, but any deal for Yildiz will be challenging because Juventus are unlikely to want to sell a key player and significant competition is expected from other clubs, including Chelsea, Liverpool, and Arsenal. The player has 25 caps for his country and, according to Transfermarkt, has a current market value of €75.00m.