Turkey needs to show strong and organised game.
Turkish National Team which is having very successful Euro 2020 qualifying campaign would be meeting with France at Paris coming to game with motivation and confidence for being leaders and beating opponents back in June.
Even through this confidence is good notice for this team and has gathered positive comments around world, it needs to be noted that it would be different game in Paris. Looking to June game in neutral perspective, France has failed to provide its best game during that night and hence would be focussed to show much more stronger attacking game with support of its fans. One of the strongest aspect of this campaign, has been news performance of defenders during this campaign which did keep players at high note without doubt. Team which only has conceded 2 goals during this campaign would be aiming to carry on this performance at similar manner aiming to prevent its opponents to find goals and convert during whole game. It needs to be remembered that getting draw would be also good result and keep at least 4 point advantage against Iceland who are at 3rd place.
Turkey hence would be aiming to provide strong and organised game to get at least 1 point against France.
Abdulkadir Parmak has become injured.
Turkish National Team and Trabzonspor player Abdulkadir Parmak has become injured and will not be travelling to Paris for Euro 2020 Group A 8th week crucial game against France.
With Parmak making his name during last season at Trabzonspor, he has shown raising performance during this period and hence this injury would be seen as dissapointment for both to national and his club. Especially for Trabzonspor which does have some injured players and does have an issue with providing its strongest performance with such absences. Stating that it does look from 1st perspective that this might not be very serious injury and he would be able to recover during short period of time as long as he would be focussed to go through recovery process at fastest and focussed way and come back in strong manner.
Abdulkadir Parmak does have lots of potential and it would be important for him hence to show fast but in same time good recovery.
Galatasaray to bring back Henry Onyekuru.
Galatasaray transfer works has become as there is rumour that it considers to transfer back Monaco player Henry Onyekuru who it has sold to during summer transfer window aiming to provide assistance to Radamel Falcao.
Onyekuru has provided good performance during last season loan period playing very important role with winning league title. Radamel Falcao who has joined team didnt yet provide expected performance from himself being showing pretty poor performance even through one of the main reasons has also been poor assists which was provided to him from midfielders. Hence, with Onyekuru being strong assist players and also creating chances would be great option for player who would helo to have stronger and much more creative game at the attacking area. It could be stated confidently that Onyekuru has been very happy in this club, therefore might not create much issues when he would be called back and it does look that main part will be to convince to Monaco.
This option does look to be great one for club and would be helping them to push team ahead in the attacking game with providing strong performance.
Results:
UEFA Euro2020 qualifiers, Group H, 8th week:
21:45 France - Turkey
21:45 Iceland - Andorra
21:45 Moldova - Albania
In other news:
- Sivasspor CEO Mecnun Otyakmaz has stated that club aims to transfer 1-2 players during mid-season transfer window.
- Milan scouts would be viewing Lille player Zeki Celik during Euro 2020 qualifier between France and Turkey
- Galatasaray are interested to transfer Monaco player Henry Onyekuru
- Fenerbahce considers to offer 2 million euro+player for #
Rizespor player Dario Melnjak
- TurkishNationalTeam players Efecan Karaca and Abdulkadir Parmak has been taken from squad due of injury.
- Galatasaray considers to sell its players Yuto Nagatomo and Mariano during mid-season transfer window.
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