Does Mauro Junior indeed choose an unstable million-dollar transfer and an unstable millionaires’ club? “Agreement is getting closer”

In the meantime, there will probably be quite some nervousness in the offices of the Philips Stadium and may well be present. Because key player and regular starter Mauro Júnior is going to decide on the moment for a real multimillion transfer.

A PSV without Mauro Júnior is hardly imaginable, but in the meantime, several clubs are knocking hard on the door of the Philips Stadium, where only a minimal buyout fee needs to be triggered in order to actually take the Brazilian from PSV. Turkish Fenerbahce, instability at its peak when we look at Turkish football, is pulling hard on Mauro Júnior and his management.

Fenerbahçe is considered a million-dollar club where there’s good money to be made and where a Turkish metropolis can provide for a good life, but beyond that it is only instability that the Turkish top club can deliver. Nevertheless, the club from Istanbul’s Asian side has reported to PSV to take over Mauro Júnior as quickly as possible.

Voetbal International reports this. However, there are several clubs that want to sign the Brazilian from PSV. Also FC Porto of Farioli and Sevilla are concrete in the race for the Brazilian, who can comfortably be considered indispensable for PSV.

It has been known for longer that Mauro Júnior has a buyout clause in his ongoing contract at PSV. Initially, it was reported that it involved a clause of eighteen million euros, but according to Voetbal International it is now a clause of twelve million euros. In short, tension everywhere around Mauro Júnior.

'Over the past few weeks, several clubs have taken action to lure the player away from Eindhoven. The Turkish top club is said to be close to a personal agreement with PSV’s left-footed player. If both parties reach an oral agreement, then Fenerbahçe could proceed to activate the release clause at PSV', it is claimed.

PSV still hopes to break open the contract of the 27-year-old. His current contract runs until mid-2029 and was only signed just over a year ago. 'The versatile Brazilian keeps that option in mind, but it seems he’ll first wait to see what comes along on his path over the coming days. With Fenerbahçe, at any rate, offering a serious option to leave the Netherlands.'