Record offer for Moroccan striker: Fenerbahçe's En-Nesyri set to make Turkish football history
Fenerbahçe is evaluating a record offer from Saudi Arabian club Al Nassr for its star striker Youssef En-Nesyri. With negotiations reaching up to 34 million euros, the Yellow-Navies are aiming for 40 million euros to complete the most expensive transfer in Turkish football history.
Fenerbahçe, which is counting down the days to add Anderson Talisca to its squad, is also preparing to make a historic sale. The Yellow-Navy team is in the process of evaluating astronomical offers received for Moroccan striker Youssef En-Nesyri.
Initially reluctant to sell En-Nesyri, Fenerbahçe sat down at the negotiating table due to the persistent stance of Saudi Arabian club Al Nassr. It has been learned that following the discussions, Al Nassr increased its offer to 34 million euros. However, the Fenerbahçe management remains determined to achieve a record revenue of 40 million euros from this transfer.
According to a report by Sabah, Al Nassr officials want to come to Istanbul to finalize this historic transfer. If an agreement is reached, En-Nesyri is expected to go down in the records as the most expensive transfer in Turkish football history with this sale.
The 27-year-old Moroccan striker has delivered a performance of 9 goals and 3 assists in 24 matches he played for Fenerbahçe this season. The Yellow-Navies aim to strengthen their squad restructuring with the potential revenue they will obtain from En-Nesyri.
News Source: 12punto
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