Fenerbahçe Completes Its Calmest Transfer Window in 12 Years
Fenerbahçe has left behind its calmest transfer season in the last 12 years by adding 5 new players to its squad during the summer transfer window.
With the conclusion of the summer transfer window, Fenerbahçe completed its calmest transfer season in the last 12 years with five new names added to its squad and brought an end to its Champions League longing.
New Names Added to the Squad in the Summer Window
The Fenerbahçe management strengthened its squad with a total of five new footballers during the summer transfer window.
The new names joining the team during this period included Vedat Muriqi, Mason Greenwood, Nathan Ake, Romelu Lukaku, and Kojo Peprah Oppong.
Transfer Expenditures and Transfer Fees
The yellow-navy blue club paid a total of 80.7 million Euros in transfer fees for these five new players included in the squad.
Along with the moves made, the team's squad structure was significantly renewed, and the squads were also submitted to UEFA.
The Calmest Season in the 12-Year Period
At the beginning of the 2014-15 season when Aziz Yıldırım was president, Fenerbahçe had only added Diego Ribas to the squad and spent an extremely calm period.
While the starts of the seasons after that date passed quite actively, a large number of players were transferred to the team, especially during the Ali Koç era.
Future Goals and Championship Longing
Fenerbahçe succeeded in ending its long-awaited Champions League longing this season with its renewed squad.
The club's primary goal now is to also end the Süper Lig championship yearning that has been ongoing since 2014.