Fenerbahçe has issued an official statement regarding media reports about the FIFA transfer ban imposed on the club. The club stated that the three-window transfer restriction it currently faces is a temporary measure related to the transfer fee for Youssef En-Nesyri, who joined the team in the 2024/25 season.

Report: Fenerbahçe Fails to Pay Debt, FIFA Imposes Three-Window Transfer Ban

Fenerbahçe explained that the issue arose because the club failed to pay an installment of En-Nesyri's transfer fee that was due on April 30, 2026. The creditor club then initiated proceedings with FIFA. The current management has since paid the overdue amount.

However, in a case filed with FIFA by the other club, they are also demanding that Fenerbahçe pay the next installment of the transfer fee. Fenerbahçe stated that they are now awaiting FIFA's decision regarding this payment.

Fenerbahçe's statement reads: "The club will pay the amount required by FIFA's decision on the first business day, Monday. The transfer ban will be lifted after the relevant administrative procedures with FIFA are completed."

Additionally, Fenerbahçe announced that it will transparently disclose all financial reports and debt-related details from previous periods to members and the public at a general meeting scheduled for September 27.

According to reports, Fenerbahçe acquired En-Nesyri from Sevilla in July 2024 for €19.5 million and subsequently sold him to Al-Ittihad in February 2026 for €15 million.

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