Breaking News: Flash statement from Fenerbahçe regarding Arda Güler! Details of that agreement clarified
Fenerbahçe has denied claims that the club's 20 percent share from a potential future transfer of Arda Güler is capped at 1.5 million euros. The yellow-navy club announced that there is no upper limit in the agreement.
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Fenerbahçe has responded to claims in the press regarding the share the club will receive from a potential future transfer of Arda Güler. The yellow-navy club stated that reports suggesting the 20 percent sell-on fee is capped at 1.5 million euros do not reflect the truth.
In the statement made by the club, it was noted that the claim brought to the agenda by Ahmet Selim Kul, which suggested that Fenerbahçe's 20 percent share in a potential transfer of Arda Güler would be at most 1.5 million euros, is incorrect.
Fenerbahçe announced that according to the agreement made during the previous administration, there is a 20 percent sell-on fee for a potential transfer of Arda Güler and that no upper limit has been set for this share.
The following statements were included in the club's announcement:
"Public Information
We observe that some publications made without sufficient information in the public domain are causing a false perception.
The claims voiced by Ahmet Selim Kul that the 20% share Fenerbahçe will obtain from a potential transfer of Arda Güler is limited to a maximum of 1.5 million Euros do not reflect the truth.
Within the scope of the agreement made by the relevant board of directors in the past period, a 20% sell-on fee is in question in the event of a potential transfer, and there is no upper limit.
At the same time, we remind once again that regarding the economic rights and financial interests of Fenerbahçe Futbol A.Ş., which is a publicly traded company, one should speak with documents and facts, not speculation.
It is not possible for us to accept the dissemination of information that is contrary to the truth and unverified, which could mislead capital markets and our investors.
We hereby inform the public that in the event of a recurrence of such disinformation, we will file criminal complaints against the relevant individuals and organizations in order to protect the rights of our club and our company."