Since signing from Bayer Leverkusen in 2011, the Chilean has made 100 appearances in all competitions for the Serie A champions and leaders, scoring 32 goals.
And, after emerging from last season as the club's top scorer with a tally of 15, the 26-year-old already has 10 strikes from 20 appearances under his belt this term.
Vidal also tops Juve's assist charts over the past two and a half years and has shown himself to be more than capable defensively, even starting at the back during a defensive shortage earlier in the campaign.
Linked with a move to Real Madrid during the 2013 close season, Vidal has helped Juve to two Serie A titles during his time in Turin.
Antonio Conte's men are currently three points clear of Roma at the summit of the Italian top flight and next face a trip to Bologna on Friday.
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