Fenerbahçe board member Cihan Kamer stated that the club is targeting a player under the age of 23, with Can Uzun being the main target. Fenerbahçe will hold intense negotiations with Frankfurt today to sign the 20-year-old. The club must exceed Galatasaray’s previous offer of 40 million Euro, which was rejected by Frankfurt, and may make a significant offer with a long-term payment plan. If the transfer is not completed today, Fenerbahçe will stop pursuing the player as they need to submit their squad to UEFA tonight. According to German media, Frankfurt could make a major sale, but commentary also indicates Can Uzun is considered an important part of their squad.

According to Sabah, Fenerbahce is targeting Can Uzun to strengthen its domestic rotation. Club president Aziz Yildirim has instructed his staff to pursue the transfer, and football branch manager Cihan Kamer is scheduled to meet with Eintracht Frankfurt officials in Germany. The report claims Eintracht Frankfurt is demanding a transfer fee of 40 million Euro for Can Uzun, while Fenerbahce plans to propose a loan with an option to buy.

Fanatik reports that Fenerbahçe are actively pursuing Can Uzun's transfer and have made their first official offer for the player. Eintracht Frankfurt is demanding a 50 million Euro transfer fee. It is reported that club president Aziz Yıldırım has given special instructions regarding the transfer, and a club executive, Cihan Kamer, is expected to travel to Frankfurt for face-to-face negotiations with the German club. Fenerbahçe aims to both strengthen their domestic player rotation and gain an advantage over their rival with the transfer. The move could become the most expensive signing in Fenerbahçe's history. Can Uzun's current market value is reported as 45 million euros, and Fenerbahçe recently secured a Champions League spot.

According to Posta, Fenerbahçe has initiated efforts to sign Can Uzun from Eintracht Frankfurt. Frankfurt was previously not willing to sell the player to Galatasaray, but it is claimed that the situation could change for an offer of 45-50 million euros.