Galatasaray knocks on PSG's door for Skriniar!
Galatasaray has taken action to sign PSG's Slovak defender Milan Skriniar.
Galatasaray has made a surprise move in the transfer window, showing interest in Milan Skriniar, who plays for Paris Saint-Germain. According to reports in the Slovak press, the yellow-reds have contacted PSG regarding the transfer of the 30-year-old player.
While it is stated that PSG is demanding a 10 million Euro transfer fee for Skriniar, it has been learned that Galatasaray is also evaluating the terms by speaking with the player's representatives. However, it is noted that Skriniar's salary expectation of 12 million Euros could pose an obstacle for Galatasaray.
OFFERS FROM FENERBAHÇE AND SAUDI ARABIA
It has been reported that Fenerbahçe has not given up on Skriniar and is continuing its negotiations for the player. It was emphasized that the yellow-navies can offer a maximum salary of 5.5 million Euros to Skriniar, a figure that remains below the player's expectations. Additionally, it is stated that Skriniar, who has also received significant offers from Saudi Arabia, would need to lower his salary expectations if he wishes to remain in Europe.
SKRINIAR'S PERFORMANCE AT FENERBAHÇE
Milan Skriniar, who has appeared in 23 matches wearing the Fenerbahçe jersey, drew attention by scoring 3 goals and providing 2 assists during this period. Skriniar's desire to stay in Europe could be a decisive factor in the transfer process.
News Source: 12punto
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