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July 20, 2026 Transfer Roundup: Key Developments

20 Temmuz 2026 Transfer Gündemi: Öne Çıkan Gelişmeler

In one of the busiest weeks of the summer transfer window, Süper Lig clubs continue reshaping their squads. Here's what's dominating the agenda as of July 20.

Greenwood and Ake Officially Join Fenerbahce

Fenerbahce completed one of the summer's most eye-catching deals: Mason Greenwood put pen to paper from Marseille. According to the club's announcement, the transfer fee was set at roughly €39 million, to be paid in installments spread over three years. The English forward signed a four-year contract and, upon arriving in Istanbul, addressed fans expressing his excitement for the new adventure. Around the same time, the club officially confirmed the signing of Dutch defender Nathan Ake. The experienced centre-back, arriving after six seasons at Manchester City, joined Fenerbahce, though the club's official statement did not clarify the exact transfer fee figures that circulated in the press. A joint unveiling ceremony was held at Sukru Saracoglu for Greenwood, Ake and Vedat Muriqi.

Besiktas Push for Leo Pereira and Hojbjerg

Besiktas' search for a Brazilian defensive reinforcement appears close to fruition. According to reports, the black-and-whites have reached a preliminary agreement on personal terms with 30-year-old Flamengo centre-back Leo Pereira for a 3+1 year contract. However, a gap reportedly remains between Flamengo's asking price and Besiktas' offer, with negotiations said to be ongoing to close that gap. Separately, Besiktas is said to have set their sights on Danish midfielder Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg — also being tracked by AC Milan — to strengthen the midfield, though no official offer or agreement has been confirmed on this front.

Galatasaray Eyes Brahim Diaz

Galatasaray is reportedly moving to fill their number 10 role. According to claims, the Istanbul club has earmarked around €20 million for Real Madrid's Moroccan star Brahim Diaz, who impressed at the 2026 World Cup, and has made initial contact with his agent. Reports suggest Galatasaray is waiting on a decision from Real Madrid's new head coach Jose Mourinho, with the player's future expected to become clearer after Real Madrid's pre-season evaluation. Some sources claim Diaz himself is warming to the move, though the process remains unresolved.

Trabzonspor's Reinforcement Drive Continues

The Black Sea club has been among the most active this summer. The signing of Cenk Ozkacar from Valencia was made official and reported to the Public Disclosure Platform (KAP), with the player set to earn a guaranteed €1.25 million per season. Additionally, Christ Inao Oulai is reported to have agreed terms with Fiorentina and is expected to travel to Italy to finalize the move, while winger Aral Simsir, of Danish side Midtjylland, has reportedly agreed a deal worth around €13 million plus €2 million in add-ons. Head coach Fatih Tekke stated the club is nearing the end of its transfer business but plans one or two more moves. Negotiations are also said to be ongoing for Chilean winger Dario Osorio, with a fee in the €14-15 million range reportedly under discussion.

Swap Talk Between Besiktas and Fenerbahce

An intriguing rumor is also circulating between Istanbul's two rivals: reports claim Besiktas has added Fenerbahce's young winger Oguz Aydin to its list, while Fenerbahce is said to be interested in Besiktas defender Emirhan Topcu. The two clubs are reportedly continuing contacts to potentially structure a swap deal, though nothing has been officially confirmed.

Dumfries Settles in at the Bernabeu

Beyond the Super Lig, Europe's giants remain active too. Real Madrid officially announced the signing of Inter right-back Denzel Dumfries earlier in July. Arriving for around €20 million via a release clause in his contract, the Dutch international signed through 2030 and is set to compete with Trent Alexander-Arnold for the right-back spot.

Transfer news can change rapidly; please follow official announcements.