Fenerbahce star Kruse unilaterally cancels contract
Kruse's voiding of his deal 'unfair, baseless,' says Turkish club
ANKARA
Fenerbahce's German star Max Kruse declared he is "unilaterally" quitting the team, the Turkish football club said on Thursday.
"One of our first team players, Max Kruse, notified the club that he had canceled his contract unilaterally," Fenerbahce said on the website.
Fenerbahce owes Kruse no outstanding payments, the club said.
"He left the talks – held in the light of FIFA and Turkish Football Federation circulars – about his payments during the pandemic lockdown unanswered," Fenerbahce said.
The Istanbul club added that Kruse's cancellation of his deal was "unfair and baseless" and it will take the case to the sports court.
Kruse, 32, playing as a second striker, joined Fenerbahce in 2019.
He scored 7 goals and produced 8 assists in 23 appearances this season.
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