04.09.2026 15:11
Samsunspor made a comprehensive statement after the transfer of Mustafa Hekimoğlu, whom they wanted to loan from Beşiktaş, did not materialize at the last moment. The red-and-whites stated that a strong conviction has formed that the transfer did not take place due to Serdal Adalı's decision, despite their acceptance of the 2 million TL + VAT loan fee, and announced that they could take the matter to legal and sporting authorities.
A notable development occurred between Samsunspor and Beşiktaş regarding the transfer of Mustafa Hekimoğlu. The red-and-white club explained in detail how the transfer process of the young player progressed while showing a reaction to Beşiktaş President Serdal Adalı.
HE CHOSE SAMSUNSPOR AMONG 7 CLUBS
According to Samsunspor's statement, Mustafa Hekimoğlu chose the red-and-white side among at least 7 clubs interested in him. While an agreement was reached with the player on all terms of the contract, it was stated that Beşiktaş did not initially request any loan fee. It was indicated that Mustafa Hekimoğlu arrived in Samsun on 3 September 2026 after obtaining the necessary permissions.
2 MILLION TL + VAT REQUESTED LATER
Samsunspor announced that in an official email sent by Beşiktaş Administrative Official Can Kaymakoğlu after the player arrived in the city, a loan fee of 2 million TL + VAT, which had not been mentioned before, was requested. It was stated that President Yüksel Yıldırım also approved the payment of this fee to prevent damage to relations between the two clubs and to fulfill the promise made to the player.
"SERDAL ADALI'S DISCRETION"
In Samsunspor's statement, it was noted that despite accepting the requested financial conditions, the transfer did not materialize, and the following expressions were used:
"A strong conviction has formed on our side that the process concluded in line with the discretion of Beşiktaş JK President Mr. Serdal Adalı."
The red-and-white side stated that because the transfer did not take place hours before the end of the summer transfer window, they also lost the other striker candidates they had been in contact with, which resulted in sporting and financial consequences for the club.
CALL TO SERDAL ADALI
Samsunspor also argued that Mustafa Hekimoğlu's career planning was affected by the events and invited managers taking responsibility in inter-club relations, especially Serdal Adalı, to act in accordance with the promises made, written agreements, and the principle of mutual trust.
LEGAL PROCESS SIGNAL
At the end of the statement, Samsunspor announced that it would pursue any damages that have arisen or may arise due to the process. The red-and-white club stated it would bring the matter to legal and sporting authorities if deemed necessary, and announced that it holds the correspondence and documents regarding the process and may share them with the public when needed.