United States midfielder Weston McKennie has signed a new contract with Juventus through 2026, the club announced on Friday. McKennie's contract was set to expire in June 2025 and he had been linked with a move away from the Serie A giants this summer. There had been interest in the player from the Bundesliga, Premier League, and from Fiorentina, but after a turbulent summer, he has extended his contract at Juventus.
McKennie, 25, found himself left out of Juventus' squad for their final two preseason matches. McKennie, goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny, and winger Federico Chiesa were all exiled with manager Thiago Motta saying '[those players] have to find a new solution and new club as soon as possible.' Szczesny has since left the club after coming to a mutual agreement with Juventus to terminate his contract, while Chiesa is still out of the squad and has been linked with Barcelona in recent days. But McKennie returned to first-team training at the end of last week.
