A huge unexpected suitor has emerged for Fernando Muslera.

Galatasaray's experienced goalkeeper Fernando Muslera seems likely to leave the club as his contract is set to expire at the end of the season. Recently, it has been claimed that Muslera has reached a preliminary agreement with the Uruguayan team Penarol, and a surprising team's name has come to the fore.

BOCA JUNIORS INTERESTED

According to a report in Fanatik, the Argentine giant Boca Juniors, which is among the biggest clubs in the world, has also shown interest in Muslera. It was reported that the final decision on whether Muslera will stay at Galatasaray will be made by him, and the yellow-reds have started searching for a goalkeeper in case of a possible departure.

CLAIM OF RETURNING TO HIS COUNTRY

According to a report in Carve Deportiva a few days ago, it was claimed that Fernando Muslera would part ways with Galatasaray at the end of the season and that the 38-year-old goalkeeper would return to Uruguay after his contract expires. The report stated that Muslera's new team would be the Uruguayan team Penarol.

SUCCESSFUL GALATASARAY CAREER

Fernando Muslera, who has etched his name among legends, has played 530 matches for the yellow-red club he joined in 2011. In these matches, Muslera was unable to prevent goals 570 times, while he kept a clean sheet 187 times. The Uruguayan goalkeeper also has 1 goal while wearing the Galatasaray jersey. During his 13 years at Cimbom, the 38-year-old Uruguayan goalkeeper celebrated 7 Süper Lig, 4 Türkiye Kupası, and 6 Süper Kupa victories.