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Names set to depart Fenerbahçe at the end of the season have become clear

As work continues on squad planning for next season at Fenerbahçe, the players who will leave have begun to emerge. It has been stated that the club will part ways with 4 players on the list.

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Names set to depart Fenerbahçe at the end of the season have become clear

It has been claimed that Fenerbahçe will part ways with 4 players following the conclusion of the season. Despite the upcoming presidential election, the yellow-navy club's football operations department has prepared a preliminary evaluation report regarding the team. 

According to a report by Sözcü newspaper, the first name on the agenda for departure is team captain Edin Dzeko. Although Dzeko has one year left on his contract, it has been learned that he has received a good offer from Saudi Arabia. A decision has been made to grant him permission if the Bosnian star wishes to evaluate it.

The second name for whom a recommendation report for departure was issued is one of the captains, Mert Hakan Yandaş. It is not expected that the contract of the 30-year-old player, who frequently suffers from injury problems, will be extended. The report emphasized that the club has been unable to get consistent efficiency from Mert Hakan. 

For a similar reason, the Serdar Aziz era at Fenerbahçe may also come to an end. Al-Wasl wanted this player during the mid-season transfer window. Serdar has 1 year remaining on his contract, but he will be allowed to leave if an offer arrives.

Additionally, it was noted that the permanent transfer of Çağlar Söyüncü, who is on loan from Atletico Madrid, will not be pursued. 


News Source: 12punto

Çağlar Söyüncü Serdar Aziz Mert Hakan Yandaş Edin Dzeko Atletico Madrid