According to CalcioMercato, Khéphren Thuram is considering a contract extension with Juventus, an outcome which is linked to the club's qualification for the next Champions League.

Tuttomercato reports that Sport Cover, the agency representing Khephren Thuram, has started early talks in recent weeks to extend his contract until June 30, 2030. His salary would increase from the current 2.4 million euro per season to 3.8/4 million per year. The club's intention is to reward Khephren Thuram's growth in Turin and to discourage interest from several clubs, particularly in the English Premier League.

Spalletti would like the club to extend Thuram's contract or make a similar arrangement.

Juventus has the intention to extend the contract of Khéphren Thuram, who is a 24-year-old French international. The proposed extension includes a salary increase to €3/3.5 million plus bonuses and a 'soft' extension until 2030. Thuram's current earnings are €2.2 million net per season, and his contract expires in June 2029. The central midfielder has four caps for France. He joined Juventus from OGC Nice in July 2024 for a fee reported to be €20 million. In the current Serie A season, Thuram has made 23 appearances, scored one goal, and provided two assists. His market value is listed as €40.00m by Transfermarkt. Real Madrid and Inter have recently been linked with the player. Reports from February 2026 suggested an offer of €40-€45 million would be insufficient to sign him. A reported €50 million cash offer from a Saudi club was rejected in June 2025.