Adana Demirspor’s Senegalese player M’Baye Niang seeks to leave the club after not receiving salary for 4 months

Adana Demirspor’s Senegalese player M’Baye Niang announced that he is making attempts to leave the club.

“I HAVEN’T RECEIVED SALARY FOR 4 MONTHS”

Speaking to L’Equipe, Niang said, “My experience in Turkey is going very well on the field. I am playing well and starting the first 11. However, there are some problems with payment and this prevents me from focusing on the field. A little delay can be considered normal, but it has been 4 months.” said.

“I WANT TO LEAVE”

Stating that he wants to return to France, Niang said, “I want to leave. I told the management this and we started working in this direction with my team. I would love to return to France, that is my priority. I am confident in myself, I am good enough to perform. I have concrete contacts, but especially Russia, “In Italy and Saudi Arabia… We are having discussions in France to see how we can do this. The past has taught me that there is no point in naming clubs right now.” He said his words.

ANSWER FROM MURAT SANCAK WAS NOT DELAYED

President Murat Sancak made a statement on his social media account immediately after M’Baye Niang’s statement and put the striker name on the transfer list.

Murat Sancak said, “You are lying! You won’t get 1 Euro. If you had a receivable, you could terminate your contract and leave. That’s why when he said he wanted to go, we said, ‘Bring your testimonial and go.’ “Good luck, we are looking forward to the offers,” he said.

“HE IS MEETING WITH RENNES”

On the other hand, according to the news from the Spanish press Relevo; Rennes, one of the French Ligue 1 teams, is closely interested in M’Baye Niang. M’Baye Niang had previously played for Rennes 92 times, scoring 30 goals and 9 assists.

The 29-year-old player, who played 20 official matches with Adana Demirspor this season, recorded 8 goals and 2 assists in these matches.

2024-01-03 17:44:00
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