“Ryan Kent’s Future Hangs in the Balance as Fenerbahce Exit Looms Amidst Multiple Suitors and Gerrard’s Interest”

“Ryan Kent’s Future Hangs in the Balance as Fenerbahce Exit Looms Amidst Multiple Suitors and Gerrard’s Interest”

Ryan Kent has reportedly rejected a transfer offer from Fenerbahce, but the former Rangers winger is still anticipated to depart the Turkish Super Lig club this month.

The 27-year-old English player, who left Ibrox for Turkey six months ago, has fallen out of favor in Istanbul.

Various reports suggest that Kent is a target for multiple clubs across Europe and beyond.

Former Rangers manager Steven Gerrard is reportedly interested

in a potential reunion with Kent in Saudi Arabia, with Al Ettifaq launching a £3.4 million bid for the winger.

Although reports suggested a potential imminent deal, there has been no update in the last 48 hours.

Kent’s time at Fenerbahce has not lived up to expectations,

and he could be moved during this transfer window, having mostly appeared as a substitute.

League rivals Samsunspor have shown interest, but the club’s president,

Yüksel Yıldırım, confirmed that Kent was not interested in the move.

Despite ongoing speculation about Kent’s future, Hull City in the English Championship emerged as potential suitors earlier this month, and Cardiff City has been linked recently.

With three-and-a-half years left on his current contract, Kent reportedly prefers a loan move over a permanent switch this summer.

Italian journalist Lorenzo Lepore has suggested that Kent has a concrete option to move to Croatia, with Dinamo Zagreb expressing interest in a loan deal with an option to buy.

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