Massive Losses for Süper Lig's Four Big Clubs in Foreign Transfers
Süper Lig's four big clubs suffered millions of euros in losses from ten foreign players during the transfer window due to foreign player surplus and rule restrictions.
Süper Lig's four big clubs suffered a loss of 64.4 million Euros, generating only 4 million Euros in revenue from 10 foreign players in whom they had invested 68.4 million Euros, due to the foreign player surplus and the 10+4 rule during the transfer period.
Foreign Player Surplus and Rule Troubles
Süper Lig's four big clubs experienced major troubles during the summer transfer window due to the surplus of foreign players in their squads.
Investment and Revenue Balance
Struggling to comply with the 10+4 rule, the clubs sent away players for whom they had paid high transfer fees in the past for dirt cheap.
The Situation at Fenerbahçe and Beşiktaş
Along with Fenerbahçe and Beşiktaş, Galatasaray and Trabzonspor parted ways with a total of 10 foreign football players while recording very low revenues in their coffers.
Millions of Euros in Losses
While only 4 million Euros of revenue was generated from these names, in whom 68.4 million Euros had been invested in the past, the total balance sheet recorded a loss of 64.4 million Euros.
Players Leaving Without Transfer Fees
Four players each at Fenerbahçe and Beşiktaş, and one player each at Galatasaray and Trabzonspor, either became free agents or parted ways without any transfer fee.
Clubs' Detailed Player Losses
In addition to the yellow-navy and black-and-white teams, other clubs also had to part ways with important names in their squads for free.