Juventus have reportedly reached an agreement with Turkish side Fenerbahçe to bring Moroccan striker Youssef En-Nesyri, 28, to Serie A on a loan deal, with the Italian club now awaiting confirmation from the player.
The loan arrangement reportedly includes a €5 million fee, with an option to buy set at €19 million and additional performance-based bonuses of up to €3 million. The deal reflects Juventus’ strategy to strengthen their attacking options ahead of the new season without committing to a full transfer immediately.
En-Nesyri, who has previously featured in La Liga and European competitions, adds experience and goal-scoring capability to Juventus’ frontline. Analysts note that the Moroccan striker could provide tactical flexibility, particularly in a system that requires a physical presence up front alongside creative attackers.
Fenerbahçe, meanwhile, benefits from immediate revenue from the loan fee and maintains the option to profit from a permanent transfer should Juventus exercise the €19 million buy clause, mitigating risk while potentially monetizing a key asset.
Juventus now awaits the player’s response to finalize the transaction, with all parties reportedly keen to conclude the move ahead of the upcoming transfer window deadline.
If completed, the signing would mark a significant reinforcement for Juventus’ attack and signal the club’s intent to compete aggressively in Serie A and European competitions while maintaining financial prudence.
