According to "Corriere dello Sport" reports, Yildiz's contract renewal negotiations with Juventus have reached a deadlock, and Real Madrid is paying attention to this player.

Yildiz's current contract does not expire until 2029, but Juventus has long had the idea of ​​renewing Yildiz's contract and simultaneously increasing his salary. However, the two sides have not been able to reach an agreement so far: Yildiz's current annual salary is 1.5 million euros (note: the original text of Luo Ti). He hopes that after the contract extension, he can reach the level of the team's top players, that is, equal to Bremer and Dai Dai, and his annual salary will rise to about 6 million euros; while Juventus's offer is slightly less than 5 million euros. This gap has now become a core obstacle in negotiations.

If Yildiz does not renew his contract with Juventus, he can invoke "Article 17" in his contract until 2027 (note: a common clause in Italian football that allows players to unilaterally terminate the contract when there are certain years left in the contract). This clause allows Yildiz the right to unilaterally terminate the contract. Other teams only need to pay a compensation to sign him, and the amount of compensation will be calculated based on the player's salary, remaining years of the contract, and age.