Who is Yildiz, who immediately scored as a starter for Juve. Everything about the predestined launched by Max is already worth thirty million

Frosinone, 23 December 2023 – He scored with the Turkish national team a month ago in his first start, against 'his' Germany (where he grew up). Kenan Yildiz he didn't miss the opportunity on his first in the starting 11 with the Juve in Frosinone.  If all this happens to  18 ann i, there is much to believe that we are faced with a top-level talent. The Juventus second striker has long been considered a potential football star. As usual with him, Allegri didn't want to throw a very young player into the fray without a parachute. And he has made many appearances in the championship, six so far. However, now the little gem already seems to have everything to shine.

Born in 2005 on May 4th in Regensburg, Yildiz cut his teeth in Juve Next Gen. He is first and foremost a player great technique. And he is able to move well from too external use, even from midfielder. A real wild card in the hands of the Lady, who in attack is certainly not achieving what Vlahovic, Chiesa, Kean and Milik wanted. His debut in Serie A was on 20 August in the Bianconeri's triumph in Udine (0-3 success at the Bluenergy Stadium). A catwalk, then, while today he scored after 12 minutes, at the end of a spectacular move where he dribbled past three Frosinone men and then hit the near post. Then the substitution, in the 55th minute, after the home team equalised, to make room for the great excluded Vlahovic. But the first goal is already history. Another bet won by Max after Miretti, Fagioli and Gatti. Many are already wondering: who will be on the bench to make room for Kenan? After cutting his hair at the start of the championship on Allegri's instructions, his maturity for Serie A is already a fact.

"The goal is too big of a thing and I still can't wrap my head around it – he commented today after the goal scored against Frosinone – The celebration? It was inspired by a legend like Del Piero, I also did it for the national team". Yildiz reserved nice words for Allegri, who thanks him for the chance: “He's a great coach and I owe him a lot. In the end he is the boss: when he told me to cut my hair I immediately listened. I found out yesterday in training that I would be a starter. Last night I slept well because I have confidence in myself and I did everything as usual."  The value on the market of Turkish is experiencing a continuous surge. At the start of the season it was a handful of millions. Transfermarkt, just a few days ago, reported the figure of ten million as that needed to grab the 18-year-old. But Juve would have received much higher offers, and it is sensible to think of a value of thirty million as the most appropriate one for Yildiz given the great prospects. They would be very useful for a Juve that is rebuilding itself. But perhaps the Lady thinks she is holding on to Kenan.