Ferdi Kadıoğlu bound for England: Who will be signed with the revenue from his sale?

Fenerbahçe's star player Ferdi Kadıoğlu is spending his final days in a Fenerbahçe jersey. According to many sources, Kadıoğlu is preparing to play in the Premier League.

Although the management is doing everything in its power to keep Ferdi Kadıoğlu on the team despite everything, the national star reiterated in the latest meeting that he wants to leave and join Brighton.

It has been learned that Brighton has increased its offer for Ferdi up to 35 million Euros and has conveyed this proposal to Fenerbahçe. Ferdi's request for permission from the yellow-navy club to move to Brighton has tied the hands of Ali Koç and his management.

If Ferdi leaves Fenerbahçe for this figure, he will become the most expensive player in the history of Turkish football.

As soon as Ferdi's sale is finalized, the budget limit will be opened; efforts will begin for a new midfielder and a new left-back.

A meeting is expected to be held this week with Leon Goretzka, who has been excluded from the squad by Bayern Munich. The German star, who previously stated that he wanted to stay with the team, is expected to change his stance after being completely left out of the squad.

Bayern is prepared to facilitate the departure of the 29-year-old midfielder. However, the management will need to push the limits regarding Goretzka's salary.

Meanwhile, efforts for Sofyan Amrabat and Giovanni Lo Celso will also gain momentum. In the event of Ferdi's departure, a left-back transfer will also become a priority.

The fact that Barcelona is also in the mix for Tottenham's Sergio Reguilon is the main issue. The possibility of signing Archie Brown, who plays for Gent, is higher.

It has been claimed that the Belgian team has opened negotiations at 10 million Euros for the 22-year-old player. Fenerbahçe aims to bring this figure down to the 7 million Euro level, including bonuses. On the other hand, it was noted that research is also being conducted on different names as a plan B.