Ali Gamgoz, a member of the board of directors of Turkish club Konyaspor, revealed the latest developments in his club's negotiations to sign Egyptian international Mustafa Mohamed, the striker for French club Nantes, during the ongoing summer transfer window.
The French newspaper "L'Équipe" had reported that Mustafa Mohamed was close to moving to Konyaspor for a fee of one million euros, after the Egyptian national team striker was left out of Nantes' plans for this season due to his failure to commit to the pre-season and his absence from the club for three weeks.
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Gamgoz said in a statement to Batolat: "We have reached an agreement with Nantes to activate Mustafa Mohamed's transfer to Konyaspor under one condition, which is the departure of striker Blaz Kramer."
According to what Batolat learned, Konyaspor is keen to keep Kramer, who may leave the team if his negotiations with the club management regarding extending his contract and improving his salary fail.
On the other hand, Konyaspor fans are refusing the departure of the Slovenian striker and are pressuring for him to stay with the team, which could hinder his departure and consequently affect the possibility of Mustafa Mohamed's transfer to the Turkish club.
Mustafa Mohamed is awaiting the resolution of Kramer's situation in the coming hours, especially as his transfer to Konyaspor has become directly linked to the fate of the Slovenian striker.