Alanyaspor Rejects Fenerbahçe Links to Ümit Akdağ
Fenerbahçe has submitted no formal transfer proposal for Alanyaspor defender Ümit Akdağ, according to Alanyaspor President Hasan Çavuşoğlu. Speaking to HT Spor, Çavuşoğlu directly dismissed widespread reports that the Istanbul club had opened negotiations for the 22-year-old center-back following Jayden Oosterwolde’s transfer process.
Did you know? Ümit Akdağ spent time in the Chelsea academy before joining the Alanyaspor youth setup in 2017. He holds dual Turkish and Romanian citizenship, representing Romania at youth international levels.
Transfer Speculation and Squad Planning
Media outlets had linked Fenerbahçe with a move for the young defender as the club works to reinforce its domestic defensive rotation. However, Çavuşoğlu’s comments to HT Spor confirmed that no official approach has reached the Mediterranean club, leaving the player’s immediate future tied firmly to Alanyaspor under a contract running through June 2028.
Reports indicate the Süper Lig side also maintains interest in former player Yusuf Akçiçek, who currently plays for Saudi Professional League club Al-Hilal.
Player Profile and Market Valuation
Akdağ carries a current market valuation of 6 million euros. During the 2025/26 season, the left-footed center-back has featured in 36 official matches for Alanyaspor, chipping in with two goals and two assists from the backline.
Frequently Asked Questions
Has Fenerbahçe made an official offer for Ümit Akdağ?
No. Alanyaspor President Hasan Çavuşoğlu stated in an interview with HT Spor that Fenerbahçe has not submitted any official transfer proposal for the defender.
Until when is Ümit Akdağ contracted with Alanyaspor?
Akdağ’s current contract with Alanyaspor runs until June 2028.
What is Ümit Akdağ’s market value?
The 22-year-old defender holds an estimated market valuation of 6 million euros.
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