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Galatasaray is nearing a final agreement to sign attacking midfielder Can Uzun from Eintracht Frankfurt as the club pursues its fifth Süper Lig title, according to reports published by Fanatik. The Turkish international has emerged as the primary target for manager Okan Buruk during a quiet transfer window.
Can Uzun Transfer Talks Reach Final Stage
According to Fanatik, Galatasaray management is holding final negotiations with Eintracht Frankfurt this week to close the deal. The Turkish club has made significant progress with the player’s camp, reaching a broad agreement on personal terms. Sources note that Can Uzun views Galatasaray’s sporting project favorably, leaving club officials to iron out final club-to-club fees.
Did you know? Can Uzun registered 10 goals and 6 assists across 28 appearances in all competitions for Eintracht Frankfurt last season, directly contributing to 16 goals, according to match statistics reported by Fanatik.
Okan Buruk Prioritizes Versatile Attacker
Manager Okan Buruk specifically requested the acquisition of a high-scoring young player capable of operating as both a central attacking midfielder and a secondary striker, per Fanatik’s reporting. Club management values Uzun’s domestic player status within the Süper Lig alongside his long-term potential. Officials aim to finalize the formal paperwork before the end of the week if remaining conditions are met.
Frequently Asked Questions
What position does Can Uzun play?
Can Uzun primarily plays as a 10-numara (attacking midfielder) or a second striker.
Which club does Can Uzun currently play for?
He plays for Eintracht Frankfurt in the German Bundesliga, though talks are underway for a move to Galatasaray according to Fanatik.
How many goal contributions did Uzun make last season?
According to team data cited by Fanatik, he contributed 10 goals and 6 assists in 28 matches for Frankfurt.
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