Milan Škriniar Set for Permanent Move to Fenerbahçe

Defender Milan Škriniar is about to join Fenerbahçe for good. The Turkish team is sorting out the final details for his transfer from Paris Saint-Germain. Škriniar impressed during his loan, and PSG is expected to approve his move to Istanbul within this week.

WHAT HAPPENED?

Škriniar, who is 30, joined Fenerbahçe on loan for half a season. He played 23 times, scored three goals, and assisted two more. His good performances convinced coach José Mourinho and the management to make a permanent deal for him. As reported, Škriniar has signed a long-term deal with Fenerbahçe after this successful loan period, which extends until June 2028 according to recent updates.

It’s reported he has been given a contract until June 2029, and while talks with PSG are almost final, the French club is likely to approve his transfer soon. Škriniar is expected to travel to Istanbul later this week.

FENERBAHÇE’S AMBITIONS AND ŠKRINIAR’S IMPACT

Fenerbahçe came close to winning the Turkish Süper Lig last season but finished behind rivals Galatasaray. Adding Škriniar is seen as a vital move to strengthen Fenerbahçe’s defense as they aim to win the championship and do well in Europe next season according to reports.

Škriniar, who has played for Inter Milan and PSG, brings experience and leadership to the team. He has played consistently since January and has become a fan favorite in Mourinho’s system.

WHAT’S NEXT FOR FENERBAHÇE AND ŠKRINIAR?

Fenerbahçe will start the new season with big hopes and a better team. They play their first Süper Lig match next weekend against rivals Trabzonspor, who finished third last season and are close competitors. Fans hope Škriniar’s arrival will help the team narrow the gap and achieve success in Turkey and Europe.

Meanwhile, PSG are focusing on revamping their squad, continuing their summer transfer activities as they plan for the future.