Kenan Yildiz has signed a new contract with Juventus until June 2030, the club has confirmed, APA reports.
The Turkey forward joined head coach Luciano Spalletti for his pre-match press conference ahead of Juve's Serie A clash with Lazio on Sunday to announce the new deal.
Yildiz made the switch to Juve as a teenager from Bayern Munich, playing in the Bianconeri's youth teams before breaking into the first-team fold.
Addressing the media, the 20-year-old said: "First of all, I want to thank John Elkann and Damien Comolli, everyone at Juventus, the coach, my team-mates and the fans.
"I'm happy to renew my contract and stay with you in this family.
"I'm confident we'll make great things in the future. I love Juventus. Since I came here, I've always been sure we'd make great things, having the fans and my family backing me."
