The Turkish administration of Fenerbahce put an uncommon condition in front of the departure of Moroccan striker Youssef Al -Nusairi during the current summer transfer market, in a move that reflects the club’s adherence to its offensive source despite some tension with the fans.
A non -financial condition disrupts a major deal
Although Fenerbahce receives an attractive Saudi offer of 30 million euros, a number that significantly exceeds the current market value of Nassiri, the Turkish club does not show enthusiasm to agree to the deal unless there is an unconventional condition: finding an offensive alternative “at least the same quality”.
According to what was reported by the Turkish newspaper “Ligablatt” about the Turkish “Al -Sabah”, the “Yellow Canary” administration is a separation before abandoning the most expensive deal in its history, after it included Al -Nusairi from Seville for 19.5 million euros only one year ago.
Acknowledging the level and whistles of the masses
Despite the strong numbers achieved by the Moroccan striker, the relationship between him and a part of the fans of Fenerbahh was marred by tension, and the booing whistles of booing during some matches, as a result of the fluctuation of performance in periods of the season. However, the club does not deny its contributions to the attack, especially in light of the departure of the duo Eddin Djiko and Dosan Tadic this summer, which increases the sensitivity of neglecting it without securing an immediate alternative.
Nassiri numbers talk about him
In his first season with Fenerbahce, Youssef Al -Nusairi presented a strong offensive season with numbers, scoring 30 goals and making 7 other goals, with a total of 37 direct contributions in all competitions, to prove that he is one of the most prominent sources of threat within the team despite the mass pressure.
Alternative Al -Nusairi … an impossible task?
Fenerbahce faces a real dilemma in finding a striker capable of bridging the Al -Nusairi vacuum if he leaves, especially since the club is looking for a “true copy” of the Moroccan striker, which is a difficult task in the current transfer market, especially with the strong competition from the Gulf clubs and Europe for the first -level attackers.
