In Fenerbahçe, which finished the first half of the Trendyol Super League in second place with 39 points, a notable development has occurred ahead of the mid-season transfer window.
It has been learned that the yellow-navy blues, who are prioritizing squad restructuring in the new period, have reached a pilot team agreement with a club from Turkey.
According to a report by Sporx, an agreement has been reached between Fenerbahçe and Yalova FK regarding a collaboration based on player development.
DETAILS OF THE AGREEMENT
While it was stated that the claims suggesting Yalova FK had been sold to Fenerbahçe President Sadettin Saran do not reflect the truth, it was emphasized that the agreement only covers football player cooperation.
The report pointed out that Yalova FK will be positioned as a pilot team within the framework of Fenerbahçe's youth academy structure.
In this context, it was reported that 7 or 8 players from the Fenerbahçe U-19 team will join Yalova FK training sessions on Monday.
It was stated that the agreement in question was implemented with the aim of allowing young football players to gain experience at a professional level and to closely monitor their development processes.
News Source: 12punto
