Tuti: Chelsea thinks highly of Yildiz and is prepared to offer an annual salary of 10 million + a transfer fee of 100 million euros

According to a report from Tuttosport, Chelsea is preparing to offer Yildiz an annual salary of 10 million euros.

As time goes by, the risk ratio of Juventus losing Yildiz is increasing day by day, and the worry is also increasing. Although it is not yet possible to talk about a "turning point", Chelsea has quietly intervened when Yildiz's contract extension with Juventus reached a deadlock.

This club coached by Maresca has already shown its ability to invest far beyond the norm. Now, they have completely fallen in love with this Turkish attacker who has just turned 20 years old. A young player full of talent and unlimited potential, he is extremely attractive in both sports and business.

Contract renewal negotiations with Juventus have slowed down, and the problem lies in money.

In the past few weeks, contract renewal negotiations between Yildiz and Juventus have slowed down, and the problem lies in salary. Currently, the player's annual salary is 1.5 million euros, and he and his team (especially his father and agent Engin Yildiz, who has been frequently in Turin recently) hope to increase the annual salary to more than 5 million euros.

Juventus’ recent offer was still about 500,000 euros short, and no agreement was reached. This gap is the crux of the stalled negotiations.

What Yildiz wants is "star-level treatment"

If Yildiz wishes, he will become the fourth-highest-paid player in Juventus, tied with the top stars, and a symbol of Juventus' future reconstruction: He wears the No. 10 jersey, has talent and a clean and sunny image, and is also a top choice for the team's brand and marketing.

So this is not just football, but also involves Juventus’ future positioning and business strategy. Based on these considerations, Yildiz's agency team has met with Juventus executives many times in the past few weeks, hoping to finalize an agreement as soon as possible and remove obstacles in the negotiations step by step. Juventus obviously thought this would be an easier negotiation, but now it seems that it is not simple.

Juventus does not want to let him go, but Chelsea is making preparations

At present, Juventus management is still very determined. They will not consider letting Yildiz leave the team, and will continue to advance negotiations, arrange more meetings, seek compromises, and resolve the current contract renewal deadlock.

But if the negotiations eventually break down, both Juventus and Yildiz may seriously consider super offers from overseas, especially since Chelsea is preparing for next spring to send a contract offer to Yildiz.

For Yildiz, this is a top star-level contract, with an annual salary of up to 10 million euros including bonuses; for Chelsea, this number is also in line with their high evaluation of Juventus No. 10. The entire deal could end up being worth close to €100 million, matching Yildiz's market valuation as one of the hottest young talents in Europe today.