[Simon Stone] Manchester United youngster Sam Mather could still leave the club. Negotiations with Turkish outfit Kayserispor ended without agreement yesterday. Transfers still possible to UAE and Qatar.
[Simon Stone] Manchester United youngster Sam Mather could still leave the club. Negotiations with Turkish outfit Kayserispor ended without agreement yesterday. Transfers still possible to UAE and Qatar.
>Sam Mather’s move to Turkish club Kayserispor collapsed on Friday after Manchester United decided there wasn’t time to complete the deal.
>Mather, 21, was keen to leave this summer to kickstart his career in the senior game. Talks were at an advanced stage with Kayserispor on Turkey’s deadline day, but the deal collapsed and Mather remains at United.
>Kayserispor pushed hard to sign Mather on a permanent deal. The fee and buyback clause were agreed, and it’s understood personal terms were also verbally agreed with the forward.
>United outlined a time for an agreement to be finalised and sign-off by the board was required, but the club eventually decided they did not have enough time to facilitate the transfer.
comeatmefrank on
If his only options have been Turkey, the UAE, or Qatar, I don’t think it’s too much of a loss
shami-kebab on
If he wanted to leave for his career why did he wait until most of the leagues were closed? Seems an odd choice.
![[Simon Stone] Manchester United youngster Sam Mather could still leave the club. Negotiations with Turkish outfit Kayserispor ended without agreement yesterday. Transfers still possible to UAE and Qatar.](https://www.eucup.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/1y89jcn5qwof1-1024x254.png "[Simon Stone] Manchester United youngster Sam Mather could still leave the club. Negotiations with Turkish outfit Kayserispor ended without agreement yesterday. Transfers still possible to UAE and Qatar.")
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Turkish window closed last night.
Per Steven Railston:
>Sam Mather’s move to Turkish club Kayserispor collapsed on Friday after Manchester United decided there wasn’t time to complete the deal.
>Mather, 21, was keen to leave this summer to kickstart his career in the senior game. Talks were at an advanced stage with Kayserispor on Turkey’s deadline day, but the deal collapsed and Mather remains at United.
>Kayserispor pushed hard to sign Mather on a permanent deal. The fee and buyback clause were agreed, and it’s understood personal terms were also verbally agreed with the forward.
>United outlined a time for an agreement to be finalised and sign-off by the board was required, but the club eventually decided they did not have enough time to facilitate the transfer.
If his only options have been Turkey, the UAE, or Qatar, I don’t think it’s too much of a loss
If he wanted to leave for his career why did he wait until most of the leagues were closed? Seems an odd choice.