Weston McKennie has signed a contract extension with Juventus until June 30, 2026. The American midfielder will continue to earn 2.5 million euros net per season.

Weston McKennie is extending his contract with Juventus until June 30, 2026, with an option for 2027. He will continue to earn 2.5 million per season.

Weston McKennie will remain at Juventus as his potential transfer did not materialize. Thiago Motta confirmed that McKennie is a useful and functional player for the team.

Weston McKennie might stay at Juventus for another season, provided both sides agree on a contract renewal to eliminate any uncertainties. McKennie has been challenging to transfer, mainly due to his entourage's high salary demands. Juventus could leverage the failed summer transfer attempts to retain a player favored by coach Thiago. The renewal is pivotal for McKennie's future at the club, requiring him to accept lower salary figures than initially demanded. The club is open to keeping him under the current terms, and McKennie has indicated a willingness to meet Juventus' conditions.

There are ongoing contract extension negotiations between Juventus and McKennie. McKennie wants to extend until 2028 with a substantial salary increase, while Juventus wants to extend until 2027 keeping the current salary (2.5 million). So far, the negotiations have not been successful.