Super League team Yeni Malatyaspor is preparing to announce the players it has agreed with in a few days. While the transfer negotiations were carried out with great care in the yellow and red team, which decided not to continue with 10 players whose contracts were expired, the transfer of 6 players came to the end. The management, which plans to reinforce in many positions, made its last offer to Alhassan Wakaso, Azubuike and Famara.
After remarrying with coach Irfan Buz, according to the report presented by the experienced technical man, Yeni Malatyaspor Club, which parted ways with Umut Bulut, Olcay Sahan, Erkan Kas, Bulent Cevahir, Zeki Yavru, Fernando Zuqui and Afriyie Acquah, continues its search to fill the place of the outgoing players. One week before the start of the new season preparations, the Eastern Anatolia team, which signed a contract with only midfielder Rayane Aabid, is trying hard to catch up with the first stage camp activities. While hard bargaining continued in most of the meetings held in the office of President Adil Gevrek in Istanbul, it was learned that there was no agreed transfer yet. To date, Benjamin Tetteh, Aboubakar Kamara, it was stated that the staff of the yellow and red club, who had direct contact with names such as Famara Diedhiou and Alhassan Wakaso, responded negatively to the price increase requests from the opposite parties in order not to disturb the economic balances.
As it will be remembered, in the financial congress, where the increase in the exchange rate and the economic uncertainty in Turkey made the club's resources difficult, the support was requested from the Malatya businessmen in finding funds for the club, which was shared with the delegates by the chairman Adil Gevrek. It is stated that the management, which aims to establish a strong staff in order to avoid the fear of relegation in the new season, is working on the names of 14 football players given by the technical committee, but it is stated that close to 30 million TL is needed for these transfers to be realized. While it is known that the clubs have not been paid by the Turkish Football Federation yet, the public is wondering how the yellow and red club management will find this money.It will be clear in the coming weeks whether the president Adil Gevrek and his team, who have had difficulties in training new transfers to the camps held before the season, will make the same mistake this year.