FIFA ban three transfer windows over En-Nesyri money
FIFA has banned Fenerbahçe from the next three transfer windows. The reason: the club never paid Sevilla the fee for Youssef En-Nesyri, who left Sevilla for Fenerbahçe in summer 2024 (1) (3) (4) (5).
The club says it is a fixable mess, and the fix is money. Fenerbahçe will make the payment FIFA ordered on Monday, the first working day, and expects the ban gone once the paperwork clears (1) (3) (7). Reports put the unpaid instalment at 2.9 million euros (2) (3) (4). Sevilla took the complaint to FIFA, FIFA sanctioned, and now the clock runs on Monday (3) (4) (5).
Fenerbahçe arsaVev 4–1 away in Europe
Fenerbahçe arsaVev won the first leg of their UEFA Women's European Cup second qualifying round tie 4–1 away at Minsk. The game was played at Belediye Stadium in Mosonmagyaróvár, Hungary (2) (10). Viktoryia Valiuk, Marie Ngah, Andrea Staskova and Zsanett Kajan scored (2) (10). Your team carries a three-goal cushion into the second leg.
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Lukaku still waiting for his first goal
Romelu Lukaku has no goal and no assist in his first eight matches for Fenerbahçe. The Italian press has picked up the stat (12). Your team spent the summer on him, and the account is still empty.
A Monaco striker is the January target
Fenerbahçe are already working on a January striker signing, the deal they could not close in the summer. Monaco is where they are looking (9) (13). You sit 6th in the Süper Lig on 10 points from 6 games, with a +10 goal difference, and a 8–0 win over Eyupspor on September 20 is the form line that matters most.
Kocaelispor want Mimovic on loan
Kocaelispor want to loan Fenerbahçe right-back Ognjen Mimovic in the winter window. Coach Selçuk İnan asked for him (11).
What's next
Fenerbahçe travel to Caykur Rizespor in the Süper Lig on Saturday, October 10 at 18:00 CEST. Before that, Monday decides the transfer ban.
