Fenerbahçe rejects record transfer fee from Al-Nassr for En-Nesyri! Talisca has packed his bags!
Following the conclusion of the 12th week of the Süper Lig, Fenerbahçe has launched a major transfer initiative. It has emerged that the yellow-navy club rejected a massive offer made for En-Nesyri.
As the winter transfer window approaches at Fenerbahçe, an agreement has been reached with Talisca, whom Jose Mourinho had vetoed at the beginning of the season.
TALISCA IS A DONE DEAL
Fenerbahçe, having sat down at the negotiating table with Al-Nassr for the Brazilian striker, has also reached an agreement with Talisca.
The only hurdle in the transfer is stated to be the 12 million euro salary Talisca receives, which could disrupt the balance within the team, and work is currently underway on this issue.
Yağız Sabuncuoğlu also revealed other striking details on the Insider program on Sports Digitale.
İrfan Can Kahveci
A 90 percent agreement has been reached on a new contract with İrfan Can Kahveci, and the signing is now a matter of time.
TADIC
Although Fenerbahçe wants to continue with Dusan Tadic, his agent continues to bring offers to the star player.
However, Tadic, who is happy in Turkey, wants to stay in Istanbul for one more year.
OFFER FOR EN-NESYRİ REJECTED
The Al-Nassr Sporting Director, who came to Turkey in recent days, made an offer for En-Nesyri.
While it was stated that the offer was 30 million euros plus bonuses, the Fenerbahçe management rejected the historic bid.
The reason given for rejecting the offer was the transfer fee spent on En-Nesyri and his recent performance.
News Source : 12punto
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