Overview
- Reports say Juventus are prepared to raise Weston McKennie’s salary to around €4 million per season, short of the figure requested by his camp.
- McKennie currently earns an estimated €2.5–3 million per year including bonuses, a level his representatives want doubled.
- His contract expires in June 2026, creating the risk of a free transfer and drawing interest from clubs such as AC Milan, Inter, AS Roma, Atlético Madrid and several Premier League sides.
- The USMNT midfielder’s leverage has grown with strong displays under Luciano Spalletti, including two assists in Juventus’ 3–2 defeat to Inter Milan on February 14.
- Agent Cory Gibbs publicly rejected reports of a dispute over commissions, and McKennie said he is leaving renewal matters to his agent as he focuses on matches.