Major loss for Fenerbahçe: Millions of euros went down the drain
Fenerbahçe, which left its mark on the transfer window with its sales and expenditures, suffered a massive loss from 3 players.
Fenerbahçe, which entered the new season under the leadership of Jose Mourinho, has reached the final stage of its squad planning.
The Yellow-Navies, who added Moroccan striker En-Nesyri to their squad for 19.5 million Euros, also made sales on the other hand.
National football player Ferdi Kadıoğlu, who wore the Fenerbahçe jersey for 6 seasons, has headed to Brighton, one of the English Premier League teams, for 30 million Euros.
While Fenerbahçe has widened the gap with its rivals through recent player sales, it has also incurred significant losses on some footballers.
Luan Peres, who was signed in the 2022 summer transfer window for 5.23 million euros, has been sent to Santos on a free transfer.
Meanwhile, the contract of Joao Pedro, who was transferred from Cagliari for 4.68 million euros during the same period, has been terminated.
Finally, Rade Krunic, whom the yellow-navies added to their squad from Milan for 3.5 million euros, has headed to Red Star for free.
According to the agreement between Fenerbahçe and Red Star, if Krunic is sold in the future, the Serbian club will pay 50 percent of the sale price to the yellow-navy blues.
According to a report in Sabah, Fenerbahçe has incurred a loss of 13.41 million euros from these 3 players with whom it has parted ways.
News Source : 12punto
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