Robin van Persie, Nani and scores of other new recruits may turn out to be not enough to satisfy the Istanbul side’s demands, with club spokesperson Mahmut Uslu confirming that the summer spending spree is by no means over.
Speaking to a local news station on Monday night, Mahmut Uslu confirmed that Everton winger Kevin Mirallas remains a high priority target, elaborating, “We have requested Kevin Mirallas from Everton with an offer for EUR 8 million, but he would not come. The player is not on good terms with his coach, therefore we have to convince him.”
In the meantime, local press has rumored that Fenerbahçe are interested in uniting Bayern Munich winger Arjen Robben with Dutch team mate Robin van Persie.
Finances are believed to be in ample supply for the club, having secured a TRY 90 million sponsorship deal with global biscuit giant Ülker over the name rights of the Şükrü Saraçoğlu stadium for ten years, on Monday.
The summer transfer window was one of the club’s busiest, and certainly, its most high-profile spending sprees. The “Yellow Canaries” have added the likes of Robin van Persie and Portuguese winger Nani, in addition to Brazilian forward Fernandao who finished last season as the top scorer in the Turkish league, along with Danish defender Simon Kjaer, and Porto duo Brazilian goalkeeper Fabiano Ribeiro and Senegalese Abdoulaye Ba, who arrived on loan.
In the meantime, local press has rumored that Fenerbahçe are interested in uniting Bayern Munich winger Arjen Robben with Dutch team mate Robin van Persie.
Finances are believed to be in ample supply for the club, having secured a TRY 90 million sponsorship deal with global biscuit giant Ülker over the name rights of the Şükrü Saraçoğlu stadium for ten years, on Monday.
The summer transfer window was one of the club’s busiest, and certainly, its most high-profile spending sprees. The “Yellow Canaries” have added the likes of Robin van Persie and Portuguese winger Nani, in addition to Brazilian forward Fernandao who finished last season as the top scorer in the Turkish league, along with Danish defender Simon Kjaer, and Porto duo Brazilian goalkeeper Fabiano Ribeiro and Senegalese Abdoulaye Ba, who arrived on loan.
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