Weston McKennie Nears New Juventus Contract, Sources Reveal
Weston McKennie, the American midfielder, is nearing a new contract with Juventus, signaling his commitment to the Serie A club. Sources indicate that McKennie, whose current contract expires at the end of the season, is expected to extend his stay until 2030.
McKennie’s Role at Juventus
At 27 years old, McKennie has become a vital player for Juventus since Luciano Spalletti took over as manager in October. He has showcased his versatility this season, playing various positions, including:
- Full-back
- Wing
- Central midfield
- Makeshift forward
His adaptability has made him an essential asset for the team.
Interest from Other Clubs
Despite interest from clubs in Italy, Spain, the U.S., and England, McKennie has expressed a desire to remain with Juventus. This decision reflects his confidence in the team’s direction under Spalletti.
International Experience
McKennie has a strong international presence, earning 62 caps for the United States Men’s National Team (USMNT). He is expected to play a crucial role in the upcoming home World Cup campaign this summer.
Career Highlights
McKennie joined Juventus in 2021 and briefly played on loan at Leeds United in 2023. Initially, there were concerns about his future at the club when Igor Tudor managed the team. However, Spalletti has reinstated McKennie as a key figure in Juventus’ lineup.
As he approaches this contract extension, it is clear that McKennie is set to continue contributing significantly to Juventus’ ambitions on the field.
