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Bursaspor set condition for Iheanacho sale

Bursaspor set condition for Iheanacho sale
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Bursaspor president Enes Çelik has admitted that the Turkish club could consider selling Super Eagles striker Kelechi Iheanacho if they receive an extraordinary transfer offer, despite his desire to keep the Nigerian forward, PUNCH Sports Extra reports. Çelik acknowledged Iheanacho’s importance to the team but insisted that the club’s management would have to consider its financial interests if a substantial offer arrives. Iheanacho has made an outstanding start to life at the club, scoring 16 goals and providing three assists in 12 league appearances to emerge as Bursaspor’s leading goalscorer in the 2026/27 campaign.
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  • ✦“If a poll were conducted, 99% would say he absolutely shouldn’t be sold.
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99%:“If a poll were conducted, 99% would say he absolutely shouldn’t be sold.2026:The comments come amid reported interest from Turkish giants Fenerbahçe, who are believed to be monitoring the Nigerian forward following his impressive performances since joining Bursaspor in July 2026.2026:Iheanacho has made an outstanding start to life at the club, scoring 16 goals and providing three assists in 12 league appearances to emerge as Bursaspor’s leading goalscorer in the 2026/27 campaign.
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  • ✦Bursaspor president Enes Çelik has admitted that the Turkish club could consider selling Super Eagles striker Kelechi Iheanacho if they receive an extraordinary transfer offer, despite his desire to keep the Nigerian forward, PUNCH Sports Extra reports. Çelik acknowledged Iheanacho’s importance to the team but insisted that the club’s management would have to consider its financial interests if a substantial offer arrives.
  • ✦Iheanacho has made an outstanding start to life at the club, scoring 16 goals and providing three assists in 12 league appearances to emerge as Bursaspor’s leading goalscorer in the 2026/27 campaign.
  • ✦“If a poll were conducted, 99% would say he absolutely shouldn’t be sold.
Key Facts:99%: “If a poll were conducted, 99% would say he absolutely shouldn’t be sold.2026: The comments come amid reported interest from Turkish giants Fenerbahçe, who are believed to be monitoring the Nigerian forward following his impressive performances since joining Bursaspor in July 2026.2026: Iheanacho has made an outstanding start to life at the club, scoring 16 goals and providing three assists in 12 league appearances to emerge as Bursaspor’s leading goalscorer in the 2026/27 campaign.
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Bursaspor president Enes Çelik says the club will only consider selling Super Eagles striker Kelechi Iheanacho if they receive an extraordinary transfer of

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Bursaspor president Enes Çelik has admitted that the Turkish club could consider selling Super Eagles striker Kelechi Iheanacho if they receive an extraordinary transfer offer, despite his desire to keep the Nigerian forward, PUNCH Sports Extra reports. Çelik acknowledged Iheanacho’s importance to the team but insisted that the club’s management would have to consider its financial interests if a substantial offer arrives.

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“If a poll were conducted, 99% would say he absolutely shouldn’t be sold.

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