Fenerbahçe rejects Al-Nassr's offer for Youssef En-Nesyri! Here is the requested figure...
With weeks to go until the winter transfer window, transfer rumors are heating up. Most recently, Saudi club Al-Nassr made its first offer for Youssef En-Nesyri, who transferred to Fenerbahçe from Sevilla at the beginning of the season for 19.5 million Euros. This figure was rejected by the management.
Following the conclusion of the 12th week in the Süper Lig, mid-season transfer negotiations have accelerated.
Fenerbahçe, which most recently added En-Nesyri to its squad from Sevilla, has decided to evaluate offers received for En-Nesyri.
It has been claimed that Saudi club Al-Nassr is prepared to spend 32 million euros for En-Nesyri.
According to the claims, Al-Nassr has made its first offer for En-Nesyri.
FENERBAHÇE REJECTS AL-NASSR'S EN-NESYRI OFFER
It is alleged that the offer made for En-Nesyri was in the region of 27.5 million euros and that the offer was rejected.
Furthermore, it was noted that the Al-Nassr side wants to update the price and make a new offer.
It is also being discussed that Fenerbahçe wants Talisca from Al-Nassr and that a swap formula is being considered.
However, Talisca's salary demand of 12 million euros is among the issues complicating the process.
IS CRISTIANO RONALDO COMING TO FENERBAHÇE?
It has also been claimed that Cristiano Ronaldo, who plays for Al-Nassr, is on Fenerbahçe's radar.
However, Ronaldo has a salary of around 200 million euros.
News Source : 12punto
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