Arsenal are prepared to pounce and make a move for Juventus attacking midfielder Kenan Yildiz if the Old Lady are forced to sell the Turkey international…

Arsenal are reportedly leading the race to sign Kenan Yildiz next summer after Juventus entered a UEFA settlement agreement. The Italian club must balance their finances by earning between £60 million and £70 million, which could prompt a permanent sale. Juventus are reportedly seeking £125 million for the 21-year-old forward, which would represent a joint Premier League record fee.
Tottenham also previously enquired about Yildiz, but Arsenal are reportedly showing stronger interest. Yildiz has been sidelined with a broken foot since the opening weekend of the Serie A season, with Juventus expecting him to return in December. UEFA recently penalized Juventus with a £16.7 million fine for breaching financial rules, requiring them to hit specific financial targets.
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