A great honor for Kenan Yildiz! He became the most valuable soccer player

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29 March 2026, Sunday 12:45Last Update:

Soccer Kenan Yıldız, who plays for Juventus and attracts all the attention with his performance, has become the most valuable under-23 footballer in the world according to the latest report published by the Center for International Sports Studies (CIES), an independent research center based in Switzerland.

Kenan Yıldız, who plays for Italy’s well-established team Juventus and has had a spectacular performance this season, has become the most valuable under-23 footballer in the world.

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The national footballer is the world’s most valuable under-23 footballer according to the latest report published by the Center for International Sports Studies (CIES), an independent research center based in Switzerland.

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133 MILLION EUROS…

In the list, which evaluates players who are not yet playing for one of the world’s 10 most powerful clubs, Kenan Yıldız’s transfer value was calculated as 133 million euros.

This figure includes bonuses and transfer rights.

Italian player Francesco Pio Esposito, who plays for Inter, ranked second in the list with 95 million euros. Leipzig’s Ivory Coast international Yan Diomande is in third place with €84 million.

PERFORMANCE

Kenan Yıldız made 40 official appearances for Juventus this season. The star footballer scored 11 goals and 10 assists in the aforementioned competitions.

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