BREAKING: £130k-a-week Sunderland Star Pushing for Exit After Talks with Fenerbahce Boss, he already decide his future, he’s free to leave

A high-profile Sunderland player earning a reported £130,000 per week is now keen to leave the club after holding direct talks with the manager of Turkish giants Fenerbahce, according to fresh reports.

Turkish outlet Sabah claims that the Fenerbahce boss recently met with the Sunderland star to outline his vision and plans, in a move that could significantly accelerate a potential summer transfer. The meeting is believed to have had a major impact on the player’s thinking, with the promise of a new role proving particularly influential.

One of the key talking points during discussions was the player’s position on the pitch. At Sunderland, he has largely been deployed in a full-back role, despite reportedly favouring a more advanced position. The Fenerbahce manager is said to have assured him that he would be utilised in midfield — a role the player is far more comfortable with and eager to return to.

That tactical promise appears to have turned the player’s head, with sources suggesting he is now seriously considering a move away from the Stadium of Light. The idea of playing in his preferred position, combined with the opportunity to compete in a different league and under a manager who clearly values his versatility, has made the proposal increasingly attractive.

While Sunderland have yet to publicly respond to the reports, losing such a highly paid and influential figure would represent a significant development for the club. It remains to be seen whether they will attempt to convince the player to stay or begin preparing for a possible departure.

Fenerbahce, meanwhile, are understood to be keen on strengthening their squad ahead of the new season, and this potential signing could form a key part of their plans.

More updates are expected as the situation continues to unfold.