
FIFA gave Fenerbahçe a 3-term transfer ban due to non-payment of Youssef En-Nesyri transfer installment. A statement was made from the yellow-dark blue club.
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Youssef En-Nesyri transferred from Sevilla to Fenerbahçe in the summer of 2024 and then went to Al-Ittihad.
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FIFA gave the yellow-dark blue team a 3-term transfer ban due to the non-payment of the transfer fee arising from the transfer of Youssef En-Nesyri to the Sevilla Club on time.
F.Bahçe management immediately made a statement and said, "Due to the non-payment of the transfer installment dated 30 April 2026 regarding the football player's transfer fee, the relevant club took action before FIFA, and our management paid the delayed installment after taking office. The relevant club requested the payment of the next installment, and FIFA's decision was awaited by us for the payment. Our club will make the payment decided by the FIFA decision on the first working day (tomorrow) and after the completion of the bureaucratic procedures, the transfer ban will be made." "will be removed."
2 MILLION 900 THOUSAND EUROS WILL BE PAID
The reason why Fenerbahçe is waiting for FIFA's decision to pay En-Nesyri's transfer fee is the request for an 'undue' installment. The original due date for the installment of 2 million 900 thousand Euros was October 31. However, FIFA brought forward the payment because the previous installment was not deposited on time.
En-Nesyri, whom Canary bought from the Spanish team for 19.5 million Euros in the summer of 2024, went to Al-Ittihad for 15 million Euros during the half-time of last season. The Moroccan striker played in the yellow-dark blue jersey with 38 goals and 8 assists in 79 matches.
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Fenerbahçe will lift the transfer ban by making the payment
Very likely · Within days

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