Spending limit words from Nihat Özdemir saying “Mesut increases brand value”: No club can exceed
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President of the Football Federation of Turkey Nihat Ozdemir, Milliyet Newspaper Sport to its author Attila Gökçe Fenerbahcegiant transfer of Mesut OzilHe evaluated.
Speaking for the first time about the transfer, which has made a tremendous impact in the football world, Mayor Özdemir also made remarkable statements about whether the yellow-blue team will exceed the giant post-transfer spending limit.
The prominent points of Attila Gökçe’s article are as follows;
Turkey Football Federation President Nihat Ozdemir, I asked Massoud’s arrival. The president looked very differently.
Ozdemir, “successful and beautiful transfer in all respects. Will add quality Once our football rivalry. Watched TV from Super League match rates will increase. Hopefully bleachers our when we opened our audience not only Fenerbahce supporters of Turkey’s football fans in each province for her to watch with the naked eye They will go to stadiums, “he told the point of view of Mesut’s transfer.
“SO THAT WILL FINISH HIS CAREER HERE”
Mesut contract period of football TFF President indicating that the signal will leave in Turkey, “the agreement 3.5 years. So to end where his career. This is a very important decision. There are intense will give for Turkish football. Will be an example to the younger players,” he said .
“INCREASES BRAND VALUE”
Emphasizing the contribution of a German football player of Turkish origin to the brand value of Turkish football, Nihat Özdemir said, “Mesut has both the homeland he loves and the team he misses. It is a great event that is both sportive, social, and enhancing the brand value of the Super League. I wish you success. “used expressions.
“LIMITS CANNOT EXCEED”
I asked the TFF President whether the limits were exceeded during the interim transfer period. “Absolutely impenetrable, insurmountable,” he said, adding: “None of our clubs exceed limits. Why? We are giving the licenses. If they do, we will not grant them a license!”
