Fenerbahçe to part ways with 8 players
The new foreign player rule set to take effect next season has forced Fenerbahçe into a comprehensive squad overhaul, with the yellow-navy side preparing to part ways with eight foreign players.
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After failing to reach the championship in the Süper Lig once again, Fenerbahçe has turned all its attention to planning for the upcoming season. Due to the new foreign player limit that the Turkish Football Federation (TFF) will implement next season, the management is taking radical steps to clear space in its squad.
Fenerbahçe, which has been unable to end its years-long championship drought, aims to appoint its head coach before the Champions League qualifying match to be played on July 22. The new management to be formed following the presidential election is expected to act quickly regarding the technical staff and transfers.
The club has definitively parted ways with Edson Alvarez, who was on loan. Meanwhile, Omar Fayed (Arouca), Becao (Kasımpaşa), Diego Carlos (Como), Livakovic (Dinamo Zagreb), Mimovic (Pafos), and Amrabat (Real Betis), who were sent out on loan at the beginning of the season, are not being considered in the squad planning for the new term.
Information has been obtained that Como intends to purchase the permanent rights of Diego Carlos. There are also offers from various clubs for Amrabat. The future of the other players will be shaped depending on the steps taken by the newly elected management.
Additionally, it is on the agenda for Ederson to be excluded from the squad by the technical staff. As for Oosterwolde, Brown, Fred, and Nene, who are likely to remain with the team, the club plans to evaluate any transfer offers received for them.