Turkish powerhouse Galatasaray have all but sealed a move to add Ghanaian international Bernard Mensah to their ranks from fellow top-flight side Kayserispor.

The midfield gem caught the attention of many clubs this season after successfully impressing with his strong performance for his current club, banging in five goals and notching eight assists in 23 league appearances.

It’s no surprise that, Turkish sides Fenerbeche, Besiktas as well as English and German side, Wolves and Schalke were all said to have enquired about the services of the young midfielder but it’s Galatasaray have jumped ahead of it’s competition to make a solid move.

They have however agreed to pay Kayserispor’s asking price of 3.6 million euros to secure their man.

Mensah’s contract with the Turkish club Kayserispor’s will elapse next season, 2022 but the player wants a new challenge in order to test himself.

The Ghanaian playmaker has been ever present in Turkey, starting out with Kasimpasa on loan, playing a total of 30 games scoring five, moving on to Kayserispor on loan and playing 24 games with three goals before signing on permanatly with them last season.

Hopefully, he successfully secures this move to bolster his professional carer that spans over half a decade.

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Andre Ayew won’t be staying at Fenerbahce on a permanent basis after announcing his departure a few days after the Turkish Super Lig ended.

Ayew spoke to Fener’s official TV station after the game: ”First of all I want to thank the fans, the club, and the staff. I am leaving this great club with lots of experience. It was a very tough year for us but at least we have managed to finish the season strongly.

”Let’s hope Fenerbahce have a great season in the next campaign. Speaking personally, I have to say that I should have done better. This is a huge club and the memories will remain with me forever.’

Ayew will return to Swansea after scoring just five goals in 38 appearances for Fenerbahce.

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Andre Ayew is on loan from Swansea and has managed four goals in sixteen apperances for the Turkish club, but Ridvan Dilmen believes the player doesn’t deserve a permanent deal.

He told Turkish Television station NTV: ”Ali Koc and Ersun Yanal must think again if they want to make Ayew’s deal permanent. Ayew has not impressed during his time at the club.”

The club have previously hinted that they are considering making Ayew’s deal permanent.

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