Çapa reminded that the two-term transfer ban imposed by FIFA was stopped by the Swiss Federal Court.
Pointing out that the transfer ban has been postponed, Çapa said:
“If the court gives a negative result, we will have a transfer ban for one or two terms. This shows that we will pass the 2024 and 2025 seasons completely without transfers. In other words, the moves we make during this period will have to carry us to the 2024 and 2025 season. There will be pros and cons of this. But we will try to turn this into an advantage with as many positives as possible. Because there are very positive examples of this in the past. We have seen that teams that have established squad stability and started the league well have been successful this season. Last season, the teams that established squad stability achieved very good results in the first 12 weeks of the league. “In other words, although we have gained points in the last few weeks, although our opponents have lost a lot of points, we still have not been able to catch up with them. When we look at it this way, we need to consider the transfer ban as an advantage next season.”
Çapa pointed out that the good performance of the current players, who are below expectations, will be like a new transfer and continued as follows:
“Bola was like a new transfer. He was below expectations in the matches he played so far, he was injured, but he returned again. There were many alternative names floating around in the public opinion, such as whether we should buy a player for his position or not, but we saw in the last matches that Bola was a good transfer for us. There were a lot of question marks about Ercan Kara, and with the Fenerbahçe match, Ercan also made a breakthrough. We have positions that are missing. If our goals and the squad we have go in the right parallel, if we convey the expectations to our community in the right way, this will give us great things for the future. The biggest transfer. They are the fans. They are the owners of the club. They enabled us to come from behind and win 2-3 matches, thanks to the support they gave, especially in the home field, and the incredible support they gave when our team fell behind. The contributions of our football players and technical staff to our success today are great, but the support of our fans cannot be ignored. It is very important for us. driving force.”
SAMSUNSPOR IS TRYING TO OPEN FOREIGN QUOTAS
Emphasizing that the team’s quota for 14 foreign players is full, Çaba said, “We have 14 foreign players, and the local pool is already clear. The number of local players you can get is 1 or 2, there is no more. Everyone is interested in them, which shows that we should turn to foreign players.” You have to. In order to be able to recruit foreign players, we need to empty the internal quota. We were caught unprepared for the transfer process. We had prepared everything before the FIFA decision, we had contacted the players, but after FIFA’s penalty, our concentration was disrupted. The transfer ban process was postponed by the Swiss Federal Court. “I contacted the players we had contact with, but we saw that they either promised or signed for other teams. This created a problem.” he said.
Stating that they are trying to leave without damaging the goodwill with foreign players, Çapa said, “We plan to leave on good terms with the players we have. We do not have the chance to make many transfers, the number of transfers we can make is 3 or 4. I am not saying this in a financial sense, I am saying it in terms of players whose contracts are still ongoing. Sometimes “Even your financial means can hinder what you want to do. The transfers we will make will be the names given by our coach Markus Gisdol. We are only negotiating with them.” said.