Fenerbahçe successfully signed Cristian Medina from Boca Juniors for 15 million dollars after failing to do so in the summer. Medina will join in January under a 5-year contract, earning 1.5 million euros annually. He is eager to work with Jose Mourinho and hasn't played recently to prepare for the move.

Cristian Medina has been sidelined from the team because he decided not to play until his transfer to Fenerbahce is finalized. Should the transfer fall through, he still has three years left on his contract with Boca Juniors. The club may seek an alternative transfer abroad if the deal does not proceed.

Fenerbahce has issued an ultimatum to Boca Juniors to either accept or reject their offer for Cristian Medina by Friday. The Turkish club stated that if Boca does not respond by the deadline, the negotiations will fall through. They have maintained their proposal, which is $10 million plus an additional $5 million for achievable objectives. Boca Juniors is reportedly hesitant due to the payment terms, which extend until 2027, with only $2.8 million to be paid by 2026. Boca's management is said to be willing to prolong the negotiations to meet their conditions, but Fenerbahce has expressed no intention to modify the offer or extend the waiting period.

Cristian Medina requested not to be available for selection for Boca's match against Gimnasia until the club's management sells him to Fenerbahçe.

Cristian Medina is in transfer talks with Fenerbahçe. Boca Juniors received a $10 million offer, plus $5 million in objectives and 20% resale value. Boca countered, seeking quicker payment. Fenerbahçe hasn't responded. Medina wishes to leave in the next window. A leaked conversation revealed his desire for a lifetime contract if not sold, for which he apologized to coach Gago, who remains disappointed.

Cristian Medina had requested not to play two matches ago because of a delayed response from Boca Juniors' Football Council to the latest offer presented by Fenerbahçe from Turkey. The Turkish club had made a new proposal of 10 million dollars, plus five in achievable objectives and 20% of the future sale's plusvalía. Boca Juniors was not convinced by the payment method in installments, even though the amount was close to the release clause. Boca Juniors indicated that the money was in line with their expectations but asked for shorter payment terms. Fenerbahçe has not yet responded.

Cristian Medina had requested not to play as negotiations with Boca Juniors' Football Council regarding a new offer from Fenerbahçe had come to a halt. It was reported that the offer amounted to 10 million euros, with an additional five million in objectives, reaching a total similar to the release clause. However, the club was not persuaded by the proposed payment method in installments. Medina later apologized to coach Fernando Gago, acknowledging that he acted in the heat of the moment and expressed his desire to continue wearing the Boca jersey.

Boca Juniors has agreed to Fenerbahçe's financial offer for Cristian Medina. The deal consists of 10 million dollars plus an additional five million contingent on certain objectives, as well as a 20% future resale value. However, Boca insists on modifications to the payment schedule, as the current plan proposes an initial installment of approximately 2.8 million dollars at signing, followed by four semi-annual installments beginning in April 2026 and concluding in October 2027. The transfer will not proceed unless Fenerbahçe agrees to shorten the payment terms. Medina had earlier urged Boca's Football Council to approve the offer, warning that he would refuse to play if it was not accepted.

Cristian Medina has expressed his desire not to play until he is transferred, following Boca Juniors' decision to reject a new offer from Fenerbahce. The Turkish club's proposal failed to meet the expectations of Boca's management, who had previously turned it down in the last transfer window. Medina, who is keen to experience a new environment, was reportedly unhappy with the rejection and has resolved not to participate in matches unless the offer is accepted. With his contract running until December 2027, the only option for his departure is for a club to pay his release clause of 15 million dollars.

Fenerbahçe has submitted a new proposal to Boca Juniors for Cristian Medina, offering $10 million along with an additional $5 million contingent upon easily achievable objectives and a 20% profit on future sales. The potential transfer could see the player moving to Istanbul by January 2025. Previously, Boca had set their asking price at $18 million, and the current offer is still viewed as inadequate by Boca's management. Negotiations are anticipated to persist, with Fenerbahçe striving to finalize Medina's transfer from January 2025.

Fenerbahce, led by José Mourinho, has made a new offer to Boca Juniors for Cristian Medina, aiming for a January 2025 transfer. The proposal includes $10 million plus $5 million in bonuses and a 20% resale value. Boca finds the offer insufficient, having previously set a price of $18 million. Negotiations are ongoing, with Juan Román Riquelme leading discussions for Boca.

Fenerbahçe is leading the race for Cristian Medina, who is eager to join and start his European career under Mourinho. An agreement with Boca Juniors has been reached for a January move, including a $10 million upfront fee, $5 million in installments, $3 million in bonuses, and a 20% sell-on clause. Boca awaits Fenerbahçe's swift action to finalize the deal.

Fenerbahçe's first target for January is Cristian Medina. Both the player and Boca Juniors have reached a preliminary agreement with Fenerbahçe.

Fenerbahçe had reached a verbal agreement with Cristian Medina and Boca Juniors for a transfer in January. However, it is reported that Fenerbahçe might withdraw from the transfer due to the high transfer fee of 15 million euros.

Fenerbahçe had reached an agreement with Cristian Medina to bring him to Istanbul. However, due to Boca Juniors going through a difficult period, the club decided to send the 22-year-old midfielder in January. Despite the agreement, Fenerbahçe is now uncertain about proceeding with the transfer in January.

Cristian Medina is set to join Fenerbahçe in January from Boca Juniors. This move is part of José Mourinho's strategy to reinforce the team for high-level competition.

Fenerbahçe became the first club to make a move for January in the Trendyol Süper Lig this season. The yellow-navy blues reached an agreement with both the player and the Argentine giant for the transfer of Cristian Medina, who plays for Boca Juniors.

Fenerbahçe has reached an agreement with Boca Juniors for the transfer of midfielder Cristian Medina. Despite the agreement, no official announcement has been made yet. Fenerbahçe is attempting to bring Medina to the team immediately, but Boca Juniors is determined to keep him until the season ends. Reports indicate that Cristian Medina is pressuring Boca Juniors' management to complete the transfer as soon as possible.

Fenerbahçe has reached an agreement for Cristian Medina to join in January. However, the deal has not been officially announced yet because Fenerbahçe is still trying to convince Boca Juniors to release the player immediately. Medina is also exerting pressure on his club to facilitate an immediate transfer.

Fenerbahçe has completed the transfer for January but hasn't made an official announcement yet. Negotiations are ongoing to bring 22-year-old midfielder Medina to the team immediately. Boca Juniors is hard to convince, but Medina is pressuring his club. Boca's coach, Diego Martinez, vetoed the transfer for now, causing a delay until January. Fenerbahçe has agreed on all terms for a January signing. If Medina gets injured at Boca, Fenerbahçe can cancel the agreement.

Fenerbahçe pursued Boca Juniors' Cristian Medina intensively. Numerous negotiations took place, and the two clubs finally agreed on the transfer of the 22-year-old midfielder in January. Fenerbahçe offered $15 million including bonuses and a percentage of future sales. The deal was confirmed to take place after the end of the season in Argentina.

Fenerbahçe has reached an agreement with Boca Juniors for approximately 15 million euros plus a share of future sales. However, the Argentine club wanted the 22-year-old player to stay until the winter break. Fenerbahçe agreed to this as they had already submitted their Europa League squad list and couldn't include Cristian Medina. Medina is expected to be in Istanbul in January.

Fenerbahçe has reached an agreement to sign Cristian Medina from Boca Juniors for a total of 15 million Euros, including bonuses. Boca Juniors requested that Medina remain with them until January, to which Fenerbahçe conceded on the condition that the transfer is protected against potential injuries, allowing them to withdraw if Medina becomes injured. Payments are scheduled to be made in installments starting upon Medina's arrival in Istanbul.

Fenerbahçe started looking for a left-back after agreeing with Boca Juniors to add Cristian Medina to their squad in January.

Fenerbahçe has shown interest in Boca Juniors' midfielder Cristian Medina for some time. Reports indicate that both clubs have reached an agreement for a transfer in January. However, Boca Juniors' Sporting Director Mauricio Serna stated that the deal is not yet finalized and that discussions are still ongoing. Mariano Grosman from Tyc Sports reported that Boca Juniors expressed gratitude to Fenerbahçe for their interest, noting that they have a good relationship and will continue their dialogue.

Recently, news spread that Boca Juniors found an agreement with Fenerbahce for the transfer of Cristian Medina. The Turkish transfer window closes on September 13.

Cristian Medina, from Boca Juniors, is expected to move to Turkey in January 2025. According to transfer market specialist journalist Fabrizio Romano, the Turkish club has already secured the signing of Cristian Medina for January 2025. The Argentine central midfielder is expected to sign until 2030, with the Istanbul club paying 15 million euros for the 22-year-old player.

Fenerbahçe has been interested in Cristian Medina for a while. Negotiations have been ongoing, but Boca Juniors initially rejected the offers. Fenerbahçe offered $15 million with bonuses and a percentage of future sales. Boca Juniors proposed to transfer Medina in January after the end of the Argentine season. Medina is eager to join Fenerbahçe and is frustrated by the delays.

Fenerbahçe has been attempting to sign Cristian Medina but has encountered continuous changes in demands and an uncompromising attitude from Boca Juniors. Initially, Boca Juniors dismissed the offers, deeming them too low. Subsequently, Fenerbahçe proposed $15 million with bonuses and a percentage of future sales, but Boca Juniors suggested a transfer in January after the conclusion of the season in Argentina. Medina is reportedly very angry about not being included in the UEFA list due to these complications and has requested a private meeting with club president Juan Roman Riquelme. Fenerbahçe has presented two options: $15 million and 20% of future sales if the transfer occurs this window, or a significantly lower offer for a January move.

Fenerbahçe is highly interested in signing Cristian Medina. Negotiations have been ongoing, with Fenerbahçe recently updating their offer to 10+5 million USD, including a 20% share of any future sale and covering taxes. Boca Juniors agreed to the offer in principle but later demanded to retain Medina until the January transfer window. Medina, who is eager to join Fenerbahçe, has requested a meeting with Boca Juniors' President Juan Roman Riquelme to resolve the issue. Fenerbahçe's coach, Jose Mourinho, is reportedly pushing for this transfer.

Fenerbahçe's initial offer of 11 million USD for Christian Medina was rejected. According to reports from the Argentine press, Fenerbahçe has increased their offer for the Argentine midfielder. Previously, Fiorentina's 14 million USD offer was also rejected. Fenerbahçe's new offer is 15 million USD plus 20% of the next sale.

Fenerbahçe is interested in signing Cristian Medina as a left-back. The club has accelerated its efforts to sign him. Fenerbahçe's biggest advantage in the transfer is Jose Mourinho.

Fenerbahçe has shown strong interest in signing Cristian Medina. They initially offered $12 million, but Boca Juniors rejected it. After Boca's elimination from Copa Sudamericana, Medina requested the club to facilitate his transfer to Europe. Both Fenerbahçe and Fiorentina are now willing to offer $15 million.

Fenerbahçe has made an initial offer of 11 million USD for Cristian Medina. However, Boca Juniors found this amount insufficient and requested an increased offer. Fenerbahçe is now preparing a new offer and is willing to go up to 13 million USD. Boca Juniors' president Juan Roman Riquelme indicated that he is ready to accept the offer if it meets their expectations, although the team's coach Diego Martinez is reportedly against selling the player. Fenerbahçe aims to finalize the transfer this week due to the approaching UEFA squad submission deadline.

Fenerbahçe is interested in Cristian Medina and has initiated negotiations with Boca Juniors. Medina has a $20 million release clause. Fenerbahçe's sporting director Mario Branco has made an official offer of approximately $11 million, spread over a long-term payment plan with bonuses.

Fenerbahçe is interested in signing Cristian Medina. The club's sporting director Mario Branco has contacted both Medina and Boca Juniors. Branco's plan is to keep Medina in the squad for at least two years and then sell him for 35-40 million euros. Medina's current market value is 10 million euros.