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Fenerbahçe signed Anthony Musaba in January. By June, the Turkish giants are already fielding calls about letting him go.
The 25-year-old Dutch winger is reportedly in discussions with both Premier League and Championship clubs, and Fenerbahçe has signaled it won’t stand in the way of a deal.
A short stay in Istanbul
Musaba joined Fenerbahçe on January 3, 2026, triggering a release clause from fellow Turkish Süper Lig side Samsunspor. The deal came with a contract running through June 30, 2030, and cost a fee in the range of €5-6 million.
His current market value sits at approximately €7 million, which would represent a modest profit if Fenerbahçe can extract that figure from interested parties.
Before his Turkish chapter, Musaba spent time at Sheffield Wednesday in the English Championship during the 2023-2025 period, and has previously played in the Netherlands and France.
Why English clubs are interested
Born on December 6, 2000, Musaba is entering what should be the prime years of his career. He’s past the developmental uncertainty of his early twenties but still young enough to offer several peak seasons to whichever club lands him.
The fact that both Premier League and Championship clubs are reportedly in the conversation suggests a competitive dynamic that could work in Fenerbahçe’s favor when it comes to the final fee.
No concrete details regarding potential clubs, transfer valuation specifics, or timelines have been disclosed. Fenerbahçe’s public openness to selling is itself a signal, as the club does not typically broadcast willingness to part with a player unless actively trying to generate interest.
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