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Juventus and FC Barcelona are bidding for a young Bayern Munich gem, he is yet to agree on a new contract

Both clubs are closely following the steps of this young Turkish player.

By William Estrella

Both clubs are closely following the steps of this young Turkish player.
Both clubs are closely following the steps of this young Turkish player.

In recent years, the number of free agents on the transfer market has grown exponentially. Increasingly, footballers are opting to run down their contracts before leaving on loan, in order to obtain better financial conditions at their new clubs.

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This situation inevitably affects all teams. The club affected on this occasion is Bayern Munich. The Bavarians, who have one of the best youth academies in Germany, are close to losing one of their brightest talents. Kenan Yildiz a 17-year-old attacking midfielder.

Now a free agent after not renewing his contract with the Bavarian club, the promising youngster is in the orbit of FC Barcelona and Juventus.

Juventus bursts in the scene

If a few months ago there was talk of FC Barcelona's interest in the Turkish gem, a regular in Turkey's U17 team, Juventus have entered the race, as reported by Fabrizio Romano. Now, the Culés will have to battle with the Vecchia Signora to convince the promising youngster.

According to reports from As, Barça were counting on signing Yildiz thanks to the help of Pedri and Ferran Torres' agency. An incorporation that would join Pablo Torre, Emre Demir for a blaugrana subsidiary full of talent, which in the last year has nourished, the first team on different occasions.

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William Estrella

William Estrella

I'm a Mexican sports journalist with more than 8 years of experience, especially in digital media. I cover breaking news and investigative articles on current soccer events worldwide. I currently write for El Futbolero USA. Previously, I worked as a radio announcer in my country, covering Mexican soccer.

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