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Nene Dorgeles chooses Turkey: Fenerbahçe ready to welcome the Malian prodigy

Announced as a target for several major European clubs, Malian talent Nene Dorgeles is finally set to sign in Turkey, more precisely with Fenerbahçe. Despite speculations about a transfer to Manchester United, it is the Istanbul club that has taken the lead in this deal, with a personal agreement already reached between the player and the Turkish club. This signing marks a surprising turn for the 22-year-old left winger, who was seeking an exit from Red Bull Salzburg where he is under contract until 2028.

Negotiations between Fenerbahçe and Red Bull Salzburg are currently at an advanced stage, with the transfer fee estimated at around 20 million euros. Nene Dorgeles, coming off a remarkable season with 15 goals and 9 assists in 49 matches across all competitions, is considered a key signing by the Turkish club, managed by José Mourinho. This transfer would be one of Fenerbahçe’s largest investments to strengthen its attacking sector in the Süper Lig.

Dorgeles’s decision to join Turkey rather than pursuing a path to the major European leagues is surprising but reflects the rising profile of the Turkish league in attracting young international talents. The Malian international, who already has 23 caps for his country, hopes to shine in Turkey to prepare for his participation in the upcoming Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) in Morocco. This choice might also offer him better visibility and a major role starting next season.

With this long-term agreement, Nene Dorgeles enters a new phase in his career, which he hopes will flourish under the yellow and blue colors of Fenerbahçe. The Turkish club and Salzburg still need to finalize the financial terms, but all indications now suggest that the transfer will be completed in the coming days. Turkey could well be the next decisive step for this young Malian prodigy who is promising a bright future in European and African football.

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