Malang Sarr, on Fenerbahçe's radar, becomes a free agent
French center-back Malang Sarr, who has been linked to Fenerbahçe's transfer list, has left Lens following the expiration of his contract. The French club bid farewell to the 27-year-old defender with a message, making Sarr a free agent.
A notable development has emerged from France regarding Malang Sarr, who is reportedly among the names on the agenda for Fenerbahçe as they continue their transfer efforts. Ligue 1 side Lens has officially announced that they have parted ways with the 27-year-old defender, whose contract has expired.
OFFICIAL FAREWELL STATEMENT FROM LENS
In a statement released by the French club, it was reported that Malang Sarr left the team following the completion of his contract.
The club's statement included the following: "Malang Sarr, one of the most important players of Racing's historic season, is leaving Artois as his contract comes to an end. As a club, we sincerely thank the defender."
TRANSFERRED FROM CHELSEA IN 2024
Malang Sarr joined the Lens squad from English side Chelsea in 2024.
The 27-year-old center-back experienced a French Cup championship with the French team in the 2025-2026 season.
ON FENERBAHÇE'S LIST
Malang Sarr's name has been linked with Fenerbahçe in recent times.
It is reported that the 27-year-old defender, who has now achieved free-agent status following the expiration of his contract, is on the yellow-navy team's transfer list.
News Source: 12punto
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