Against the backdrop of a transfer market that continues to heat up, Fenerbahce's pursuit of Sevilla striker En Nesri has become a major flashpoint of late. However, as time goes by, it seems that Fenerbahce's patience is about to reach its limit.
Last night, while attending an invitational, Fenerbahce president Ali Koci, faced with questions from the media, frankly expressed the team's desire for En Nesri and the current situation's helplessness. "Regarding the striker, I know you are all thinking about someone." President Koch was blunt, "We wanted to sign En Nesri so badly, we still want him, but we don't have the patience to dawdle anymore."
According to As, Fenerbahce and En Nesri have agreed on personal terms and there is no disagreement between the two sides on the terms of a €6 million annual salary and a four-year contract. However, Fenerbahce and Sevilla have reached an impasse on the terms of payment of the transfer fee. Fenerbahce put forward a 12 million euros down payment plus 9 million euros installment offer, but Sevilla insisted on 18 million euros down payment and 3 million euros installment conditions.
This disagreement has brought the transfer process to a standstill, but Fenerbahce have not given up hope. They said that despite the differences, they are still optimistic about a final solution. At the same time, they also pointed out the reality that the Sevilla side has to face - due to financial fairness and salary cap regulations, Sevilla needs to review the player's contract, and Fenerbahce's offer is already the best they have received for En Nesri.
For En-Nesri, the Moroccan striker's performance in Sevilla is obvious to all, and his departure will undoubtedly bring the team a considerable loss. However, for Fenerbahce, the addition of En-Nesri will be a big boost to the team's strength, and they are naturally unwilling to give up this opportunity easily.
