Record in the making: Szymanski could make Fenerbahçe history
Sebastian Szymanski, who has drawn attention with his successful performance at Fenerbahçe, has entered the radar of European clubs. On the other hand, Fenerbahçe could break the club's all-time transfer fee record with the sale of Szymanski.
Fenerbahçe's summer signing Sebastian Szymanski has won the hearts of the fans with his performance.
The Polish star, who has recorded 12 goals and 14 assists in 39 matches in the Yellow-Navy jersey, has entered the transfer lists of European giants.
According to a report on NTVSpor; Fenerbahçe could break the club's record for the highest transfer fee received with a potential sale of Szymanski.
It is reported that Italians have estimated the figure Fenerbahçe would demand for Szymanski, who has been linked with Milan in recent days.
The report notes that Sebastian Szymanski's market value is 20 million Euros and that Fenerbahçe will demand a transfer fee above this figure.
If the transfer of Szymanski is realized for a figure above 21 million Euros, the 24-year-old footballer will go down in Fenerbahçe history.
The current record in this category belongs to Vedat Muriqi and Elvir Baljic, both at 21 million Euros.
On the other hand, the report emphasizes that while Milan has not yet knocked on Fenerbahçe's door for the Polish star, concrete developments could occur in the coming months.
News Source: 12punto
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