Allan Saint-Maximin, currently on loan at Fenerbahçe from Al Ahli, has decided to leave Fenerbahçe at the end of his loan spell. He has expressed his desire to return to his home country, France, and join Marsilya, who are competing in Ligue 1 for a Champions League spot. According to French media outlet La Provence, Saint-Maximin has sent word to Marsilya about his interest in joining them.

Allan Saint-Maximin is one of the players Fenerbahçe is considering releasing as part of a team overhaul this summer.

The French player, managed by Jose Mourinho at Fenerbahçe, was previously excluded from the squad by the Portuguese coach. Mourinho criticized him for not training well and allegedly sharing the club's data illegally. Despite normally training individually, Maximin was surprisingly included in team training recently, leading to speculation that he might have been forgiven, although no official statement has been made by the club.

Napoli has expressed interest in acquiring Allan Saint Maximin on loan for the rest of the season. The loan deal has been agreed upon between Napoli and Al Ahli for a package worth around €4 million. However, the loan termination between Al Ahli and Fenerbahçe is needed for the move to proceed, or the conditions of the move can change.

Allan Saint-Maximin is being targeted by SSC Neapel for a loan move. According to Fabrizio Romano, SSC Neapel has sent a loan offer to Al Ahli for the French dribbler. Negotiations between the clubs are ongoing. Saint-Maximin is currently on loan to Fenerbahce, and the loan to the Istanbul club would need to be terminated.

Fenerbahçe is not satisfied with Allain Saint-Maximin's performance, who is the highest-paid player with an 8 million Euro salary. The club is working on terminating his loan contract, and if they convince Al-Ahli, they will move to acquire another winger.

Allan Saint-Maximin, currently on loan from Al-Ahli, is considered for contract termination due to underwhelming performance. The decision is influenced by Coach Jose Mourinho's tactical shift to a 3-4-1-2 system without wingers.

Allan Saint-Maximin is currently on loan at Fenerbahçe from Al-Ahli. He has not been able to convince the coaching staff or meet the expectations set upon his arrival. Consequently, he is one of the main candidates to leave during the upcoming restructuring of the Turkish team. Since joining, he has participated in 22 matches across all competitions and scored only three goals, which falls short of Fenerbahçe's expectations, as they were seeking a standout attacker. The lack of significant impact has prompted the management to consider drastic decisions, suggesting that he might leave the club in the upcoming winter transfer window. With his future uncertain, he will need to find a new destination if his departure is confirmed in January. Al-Ahli, his parent club, will also be monitoring the situation, although it remains unclear whether he will be part of their plans after the loan.

Fenerbahçe is considering terminating Allan Saint-Maximin's contract in January due to his underperformance and playing style that doesn't align with the team's strategy. He was loaned from Al-Ahli for 8 million Euros during the summer transfer window. His frequent ball losses and preference for dribbling over passing have been major factors in this decision.