Revolution of Juventus, talk in Turkey: "Is the team enough for Kenan Yildiz?"
The discussion has heated up in Turkey about the new change at Juventus and whether it is compatible with the ambition of Kenan Yildiz, who has renewed until 2030.
Discussions have re-ignited in Turkey regarding the direction Juventus are taking, as changes continue in Turin. On the NowSpor program, two commentators argued about how suitable Juve's current project is for the growing ambitions of Kenan Yildiz—the 19-year-old star whose contract was extended until 2030 a few months ago.
Uğur Karakullukçu's stance is bold: with the exception of Yildiz, the quality of the rest of the team is said not to match the young forward's targets. He said, "I don't want Kenan Yildiz to stay at Juventus. The rest of the team is not compatible with his goals."
<figure style="margin:2rem 0;overflow:hidden;border:1px solid #e2e2e2;background:#f9f9f9"><img src="https://tmw-storage.tcccdn.com/storage/tuttomercatoweb.com/img_notizie/thumb3/86/860fc401518b1ba33977944192f71a8d-32523-oooz0000.jpeg" alt="Image" style="width:100%;height:auto;object-fit:contain" loading="lazy" /></figure>Ersin Düzen takes the opposite view, insisting on Juventus' proven ability to rebuild winning cycles even after periods of lackluster results. As an example, he looked back to the summer of 2011—the start of a new era under Antonio Conte that culminated in nine consecutive scudettos. "But today is different. Juventus always rises from its own ashes. It is one of the few clubs that can make the best of the worst. That is what makes Juventus great," said Düzen.
While the debate over which one is better continues, it's clear that Kenan Yildiz is still part of Juventus' future—not just for this coming season but for much longer, based on his new contract.