5 foreign Besiktas players has completed 14-day quarantine period.
Besiktas player Kevin-Prince Boateng, Jeremain Lens, Adem Ljajic, Domadoj Vida and Kevin N'Koudou have completed their 14-day quarantine day period after arriving from their home country and been moved to their apartments.
Following return from their own home country, as their wanted to visit their families in home countries all of those player after arriving 2 weeks ago has went through quarantine period in one of the student accomdations and now would be waiting for training sessions to be resumed which is expected to be on 20th May if new Covid19 tests would be providing negative results as whole. It would be expected meanwhile that all players did provide good and organised training session with items which was provided to them during quarantine period.
Therefore, it would be expected that those 5 players naturally might not be at great form but still be in good condition as other players in squad.
Trabzonspor agreed for salary cut which will go into effect if season is not complete.
It became clear that Turkish players has agreed to have 20% salary cut and foreign players will not recieve bonuses in case if this season would not be completed.
Even through TFF did announce that it aims to resume this season on 12th June it still question if season would be resumed on this day with possibility for season to be cancelled is still on table. Therefore, with "worst-case scenario" Trabzonspor did need to provide economical plan accordingly which therefore it has provided following suggestion to its players, as it is reported that none of the players showed any protest. It needs to be noted that Trabzonspor did provide look that it wants for leagues to be resumed and believe it would which could be main reason for such reaction from players as their dont get loss. In either way, this is being good reaction from those players in such condition regardless if this would go into effect or not.
With such agreement Trabzonspor would be able to minimalise amount of losses if season would not be complete hence.
Galatasaray CEO Mustafa Cengiz had successful stomach operation.
Galatasaray CEO Mustafa Cengiz, who is currently going through recovery from medical condition, not related to Covid19, had successful stomach operation which is reported to be going well.
Operation had been going through in successful manner with Cengiz reported to be at good current connection as it was important for him to go such operation due of feeling unwell from last week due of losing weight and feeling some weaknesses. It was pleasant to see for good reaction also from other clubs, including visit from Fenerbahce CEO Ali Koc, hence showing togetherness between clubs even when their is rivarly on football field.
For now, it is known, that Cengiz is feeling well and going through good recovery process with expecting to be back on his feet at short period.
In other news:
- ClubsUnion is going to have teleconference on 20th May to discuss about future of Super League.
- Fenerbahce players, technical and staff members has went through another Covid19 tests.
- Besiktas staff members has gone for another Covid19 tests
- Fenerbahce are interested to transfer Osijek player Mirko Maric.
- Basaksehirspor considers to sell its player Volkan Babacan and not to loan to other club.
- Denizlispor are interested to transfer Heerenveen player Filip Bednarek.
- Galatasaray are interested to transfer Panathiakos player Giorgos Vagiannidis.
- Galatasaray and Fenerbahce are interested to transfer Adelaide United player Riley McGree
- Galatasaray player Younes Belhanda agent William D'Avila has announced that Monaco, Al Hilal and Al Ittihad are interested to transfer player.
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