27.01.2026 10:30
UEFA sent a delegation to audit Fenerbahçe's financial situation within the scope of Financial Fair Play. During the 48-hour audit, the club's financial statements and account transactions were examined in detail. The transfer of Kerem Aktürkoğlu was specifically scrutinized. It was stated that UEFA would thoroughly review contract details, sponsorship agreements, and payment schedules during this process.
Fenerbahçe's financial records have been scrutinized under UEFA Financial Fair Play, and a special investigation has been initiated for the transfer of Kerem Aktürkoğlu.
UEFA AUDIT AT FENERBAHÇE
According to a report by Tahir Kum from Türkiye Gazetesi, a comprehensive audit has been conducted at Fenerbahçe Club under UEFA Financial Fair Play (FFP) criteria. A five-person delegation consisting of two officials from UEFA and three experts from the independent auditing firm Deloitte came to the club's headquarters to examine the financial records of the yellow-navy blue club.
INTENSIVE 48-HOUR EXAMINATION
The delegation continued its work from last Thursday until Friday evening. For approximately 48 hours, the club's financial statements and account movements from the previous season were examined in detail. It was stated that the auditors meticulously handled all records and prepared an official report based on the data obtained. It was reminded that UEFA had previously conducted a similar audit for Galatasaray.
KEREM AKTÜRKOĞLU TRANSFER ON THE SPECIAL AGENDA
One of the most notable topics of the audit was the transfer of Kerem Aktürkoğlu, who moved from Benfica to Fenerbahçe at the beginning of the season. It was stated that the main evaluation would take place in March, following the regular FFP reports submitted by the yellow-navy blue club every three months. It was reported that UEFA would take the Kerem Aktürkoğlu transfer into its special agenda during this process, examining contract details, sponsorship agreements, and payment schedules in detail.
REQUEST FOR REPORT FROM TFF
It was noted that UEFA would not be satisfied with only the information provided by the club and would also request an official report from the Turkish Football Federation based on allegations reflected in the public domain and complaints submitted to it.