Tottenham have joined Chelsea and Arsenal in monitoring Juventus forward Kenan Yildiz, though there is growing optimism in Turin that the 20-year-old will remain at the Serie A club.

Spurs, seeking new attacking options, view Yildiz as one of Europe’s standout young talents. Interest from England had been fueled by uncertainty over his contract, which has stalled in recent months, but clarity over his future is expected by the end of the year.

Yildiz has enjoyed a stellar campaign with Juventus, scoring nine goals in competitive matches this season and providing the decisive assist for Juan Cabal in the 1-0 win over Bologna at the weekend. His performances have established him as a key attacking outlet for the club and earned admiration across Europe.

Despite the Premier League interest, Juventus remain confident Yildiz wants to stay. The club is preparing a fresh round of contract talks ahead of the January transfer window, with the aim of securing his long-term future and avoiding speculation in the second half of the season.

Sources in Italy say progress on a new agreement has been delayed due to internal restructuring rather than any breakdown in relations. Juventus recently appointed Luciano Spalletti as head coach and are finalizing a new sporting director.

Yildiz is seeking improved terms, with his current salary of around €1.5 million per year now considered below market value. Juventus are reportedly willing to increase his wages significantly, potentially up to €6 million per season, with a renewal likely to run until 2030.

Tottenham have placed Yildiz on a shortlist compiled over the past three weeks, while Chelsea, Arsenal, and Liverpool are also tracking his development. However, insiders stress that a sale would require a major breakdown in relations, and the expectation remains that Yildiz will commit his future to Juventus if talks progress successfully.