According to Gazzetta dello Sport, coach Spalletti hopes Yildiz will become a Totti-style false nine due to Vlahovic's absence due to muscle fatigue.

Vlahovic is absent due to muscle fatigue, while Yildiz has become Juventus' hope. The national team break brings both challenges and opportunities for Juventus. Although Vlahovic is unable to play due to injury, Yildiz will be rested against Spain, which will help him maintain his best condition in the following league and Champions League games.

For head coach Spalletti, Yildiz is an indispensable core player. The 20-year-old talented player can perform well in multiple positions, whether it is left, center or other positions. Coach Spalletti said: "I always play Kenna."

Now, Spalletti is looking forward to seeing Yildiz contribute more goals at critical moments, perhaps like Totti, using Yildiz as a false nine. Currently, Yildiz has scored three goals this season, including two goals against Inter Milan and Dortmund and a penalty against Udinese.

Juventus faces important tests in the coming games, including a game against Fiorentina at the weekend and a European fixture in Norway on Tuesday. Spalletti and his team are considering whether to risk bringing Vlahovic back or take a more cautious approach and focus on the Champions League.

If Vlahovich cannot play, Yildiz will become a key figure in the team's offense. In addition, David and Openda are also possible options, depending on their form after returning from the national team.

Juventus tried to recall Yildiz in advance, but the Turkish national team rejected this request. In the end, a compromise was reached and Yildiz will return to Turin after the game against Spain and participate in training on Wednesday.

Although Yildiz's contract extension negotiations with Juventus are temporarily on hold, he hopes to prove his worth through his performance on the court. Apart from a penalty kick against Udinese, he has not scored in open play since October 16. Yildiz criticized himself: "I could have scored a goal in the national team game, and I'm sorry for that."