Ryan Kent ends 16 months of hell as he mutually terminates his Fenerbahce contract
Former Rangers winger Ryan Kent’s Turkish adventure has come to an end after a difficult 16-month spell with Fenerbahce. The Englishman and the Turkish giants mutually agreed to part ways last night, bringing closure to a turbulent chapter in the player’s career.
Having joined Fenerbahce in the summer of 2023 with high expectations, Kent struggled to make an impact. The 27-year-old winger managed just 18 appearances for the Istanbul-based club, many of which were brief cameos from the bench. His time in Turkey was marred by inconsistency and a lack of regular game time, leading to growing frustration on both sides.
With his contract now terminated, it appears Celtic are wasting no time in taking advantage of the situation. The Scottish champions are reportedly eyeing a swoop for Kent, who previously tormented them during his time with Rangers. The prospect of him returning to Scotland, this time in the green and white of their arch-rivals, has raised eyebrows across the Scottish football landscape.
Kent’s versatility and flair on the wings could provide Celtic with additional firepower as they push to maintain their dominance in domestic competitions and make an impact in Europe. Manager Brendan Rodgers is said to be keen on bolstering his squad, and a free agent like Kent presents an enticing option, especially given his experience in the Scottish Premiership.
While Kent’s time in Turkey may have ended in disappointment, a fresh start at Celtic could reignite the career of the talented winger. It remains to be seen how quickly the Hoops can wrap up the deal, but one thing is certain: Kent’s next move will be watched closely by fans on both sides of Glasgow’s fierce footballing rivalry.
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