Juventus have officially confirmed that United States midfielder Weston McKennie has signed a new contract with the team until the summer of 2026.

McKennie’s previous contract at the Allianz Arena was due to expire on June 20, 2025.

The latest reports indicate that he will remain on the same terms with the Bianconeri, understood to be earning around €2.5m per season.

Last summer was an uncertain time for the former Leeds United star. With he initially told he would not be part of manager Thiago Motta’s plans.

It has been a summer of uncertainty for the former Leeds United loan. As he was originally told that he would not be part of Thiago Motta’s first-team plans moving forwards.

Several weeks later, though, and not for the first time. McKennie has turned things around and has won his spot back. He will continue to train and compete with the likes of Khephren Thuram, Douglas Luiz and Manuel Locatelli for a spot in the starting XI.

However, a few weeks later, his situation changed. UFABET with the likes of Kefren Thuram, Douglas Luiz and Manuel Locatelli all competing for a starting spot.

With 10 assists, McKennie managed more than any other Juve player last season.

He is also the second-highest scoring American in Serie A history with nine goals. Behind compatriot Christian Pulisic of Milan, who has scored 12.