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Fenerbahce's €60M Transfer Standoff with AC Milan

29 Jul

Summary

AC Milan demands €60 million for a player, no discount offered.
Fenerbahce's bid reached €50 million including bonuses.
AC Milan and Fenerbahce held transfer talks on July 29, 2026.

Fenerbahce's €60M Transfer Standoff with AC Milan

Fenerbahce's head of football, Cihan Kamer, departed Milan on July 29, 2026, after transfer discussions with AC Milan concluded without an agreement. The Italian club maintained its asking price of €60 million for the player in question, indicating no willingness to negotiate below this figure, even with bonuses considered.

Despite AC Milan's firm valuation, Fenerbahce indicated a maximum offer of €50 million, which included both a fixed fee and performance-related bonuses. This offer was an increase from their initial proposal of €42 million. The negotiations took place as Fenerbahce was preparing to face Gornik Zabrze in a Champions League qualifier following a first-leg victory.

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