Critical week at Galatasaray: Star names are leaving one after another

There's a wave of change in Galatasaray 's squad ahead of the new season. Following Kerem Demirbay and Halil Dervişoğlu, Morata, Frankowski, Köhn, and Cuesta are also at a crossroads.

GOODBYE SAYINGS HAVE STARTED: MANY NAMES ARE PASSING

Having already parted ways with Kerem Demirbay, Taylan Antalyalı, Mathias Ross, and Halil Dervişoğlu, Galatasaray is now preparing for more departures. Among the players whose departures are currently on the radar, Przemyslaw Frankowski, who joined the squad during last season's mid-season transfer window, stands out. A return to Ligue 1 is highly likely, as he is on the radar of French clubs.

DERRICK KÖHN HAS AN APPOINTMENT FROM GERMANY

It's been reported that transfer offers have been received from Germany for Derrick Köhn, who plays left-back. Köhn's status, a standout performer last season, will be determined based on the coaching staff's observations at the training camp. However, if the offers are deemed serious, the player could part ways.

MORATA GIVEN A LEAVE VISA

Galatasaray's star forward Alvaro Morata has been granted a leave of absence. With the officialization of the Victor Osimhen transfer, Morata's departure has been approved. The Spanish star's transfer, previously signed with Como, was put on hold due to Osimhen's uncertainty. With this departure, Galatasaray will receive €6 million in transfer fees. Morata will sign a contract with Como that runs until 2028.

CUESTA IS ALSO ON THE LIST: RENT OR SALE IS ON THE AGENDA

Colombian defender Carlos Cuesta , who joined the squad in the second half of the season, has fallen short of expectations. Based on a report from the technical staff, the management is planning to part ways with the player. While there has been no official offer so far, it has been confirmed that contact has been made with several clubs through their agents. The most likely scenario is for Cuesta to be sent out on loan. However, if he is sold for a fee, Galatasaray is expecting a minimum of €5 million.

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