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Dereck Kutesa Transfer from AEK Athens to Servette
Sport FM reported that the transfer window in Switzerland closed on Tuesday. Koutesa does not blame AEK but blames Servette, and if nothing else is found, he will return to the team's rotation.
Sport FM reported that the transfer window in Switzerland closed on Tuesday. Koutesa does not blame AEK but blames Servette, and if nothing else is found, he will return to the team's rotation.
Officials of Servette claimed that Derek Kutesa presented a problem during the medical examinations. Derek Kutesa responded via a social media post, stating that he is healthy and expressing gratitude for the support he received.
Officials of Servette claimed that Derek Kutesa presented a problem during the medical examinations. Derek Kutesa responded via a social media post, stating that he is healthy and expressing gratitude for the support he received.
John Williams, the sporting director of Servette, stated on Blue Sport that a small issue arose during Kutesa's medical examinations. He said that because the situation did not correspond to what had been agreed with AEK, Servette modified the negotiation's terms. Williams reported that Servette has now reached an agreement with Kutesa and is awaiting a response from AEK. He added that Servette had proposed a very long-term contract to amortize the transfer fee. However, due to the new situation, they reduced the contract's duration from five years to three and lowered their offer from 1 million euros to 600,000 euros. Williams also stated that Servette still wants to sign Kutesa. He mentioned the proposal was sent 48 hours ago, the transfer window closes in 48 hours, and the terms of the offer will not change.
John Williams, the sporting director of Servette, stated on Blue Sport that a small issue arose during Kutesa's medical examinations. He said that because the situation did not correspond to what had been agreed with AEK, Servette modified the negotiation's terms. Williams reported that Servette has now reached an agreement with Kutesa and is awaiting a response from AEK. He added that Servette had proposed a very long-term contract to amortize the transfer fee. However, due to the new situation, they reduced the contract's duration from five years to three and lowered their offer from 1 million euros to 600,000 euros. Williams also stated that Servette still wants to sign Kutesa. He mentioned the proposal was sent 48 hours ago, the transfer window closes in 48 hours, and the terms of the offer will not change.
Marco Nikolic has revealed that Derek Kutesa is returning to AEK. The transfer to Servette, which seemed to be in its final stages, appears to have failed. Kutesa is under contract with AEK until 2028 but did not become a top choice for Marco Nikolic and was close to returning to Switzerland.
Marco Nikolic has revealed that Derek Kutesa is returning to AEK. The transfer to Servette, which seemed to be in its final stages, appears to have failed. Kutesa is under contract with AEK until 2028 but did not become a top choice for Marco Nikolic and was close to returning to Switzerland.
Dereck Kutesa's transfer was considered finalized, but at a late stage, the Grenats changed their decision and the transfer was not completed.
Dereck Kutesa's transfer was considered finalized, but at a late stage, the Grenats changed their decision and the transfer was not completed.
The Tribune de Genève writes that the return of Dereck Kutesa is uncertain, as negotiations are not progressing due to financial and contractual details, as well as a medical examination that allegedly led the Servette FC management to lower their offer.
The Tribune de Genève writes that the return of Dereck Kutesa is uncertain, as negotiations are not progressing due to financial and contractual details, as well as a medical examination that allegedly led the Servette FC management to lower their offer.
John Williams, the sporting director of Servette, stated to TDG that the terms of the agreement with AEK and Derek Kutesa need to be changed. Derek Kutesa completed his medical examination in Geneva, but when he and his agent went to sign a five-year contract, no contract was presented. Kutesa's agent, Paul Bolendorf, expressed surprise at this development in statements to TDG. Williams said Servette is ready to offer Kutesa a three-year contract, but this is on the condition that AEK reduces the requested transfer fee. According to a report from the Swiss outlet, Servette wants to reduce the transfer amount from 1 million euros to 500,000 euros.
John Williams, the sporting director of Servette, stated to TDG that the terms of the agreement with AEK and Derek Kutesa need to be changed. Derek Kutesa completed his medical examination in Geneva, but when he and his agent went to sign a five-year contract, no contract was presented. Kutesa's agent, Paul Bolendorf, expressed surprise at this development in statements to TDG. Williams said Servette is ready to offer Kutesa a three-year contract, but this is on the condition that AEK reduces the requested transfer fee. According to a report from the Swiss outlet, Servette wants to reduce the transfer amount from 1 million euros to 500,000 euros.
According to Sport FM, there has been a development in Kutesa's potential move to Servette. After Kutesa passed his medical tests, something reportedly changed when he was going to sign the documents for a 5-year contract. His agent, Paul Bolendorf, stated he was surprised and said that they had reached the current situation with complications that he does not understand. Servette, through sporting director John Williams, is now asking 'Enosi' for the transfer fee to be reduced from 1 million euros to 500,000 euros. Servette also states that Kutesa remains their plan A.
According to Sport FM, there has been a development in Kutesa's potential move to Servette. After Kutesa passed his medical tests, something reportedly changed when he was going to sign the documents for a 5-year contract. His agent, Paul Bolendorf, stated he was surprised and said that they had reached the current situation with complications that he does not understand. Servette, through sporting director John Williams, is now asking 'Enosi' for the transfer fee to be reduced from 1 million euros to 500,000 euros. Servette also states that Kutesa remains their plan A.
Dereck Kutesa is nearing a return to Servette. His potential transfer is related to Nikolic's game plan, as it does not utilize traditional wingers, which directly impacts a player with Kutesa's attributes.
Dereck Kutesa is nearing a return to Servette. His potential transfer is related to Nikolic's game plan, as it does not utilize traditional wingers, which directly impacts a player with Kutesa's attributes.
According to information from enwsi.gr, Derek Kutesa has been sold to Servette for a fee reported to be close to 2 million euros. The same source indicates that AEK has secured a significant resale percentage for Kutesa. Enwsi.gr also states that Servette had shown strong interest in the player.
According to information from enwsi.gr, Derek Kutesa has been sold to Servette for a fee reported to be close to 2 million euros. The same source indicates that AEK has secured a significant resale percentage for Kutesa. Enwsi.gr also states that Servette had shown strong interest in the player.
«Tribune de Genève» reports that Dereck Kutesa is returning to Servette after one year at AEK Athens. According to the report, the Greek club had received offers from other clubs, but an agreement has now reportedly been reached with Servette. The transfer will be confirmed by all parties on Wednesday. Kutesa signed a contract with AEK Athens until 2028 last summer.
«Tribune de Genève» reports that Dereck Kutesa is returning to Servette after one year at AEK Athens. According to the report, the Greek club had received offers from other clubs, but an agreement has now reportedly been reached with Servette. The transfer will be confirmed by all parties on Wednesday. Kutesa signed a contract with AEK Athens until 2028 last summer.
Dereck Kutesa, a 28-year-old Swiss winger who also holds Angolan citizenship, is expected to leave AEK to rejoin Servette, the club he departed a year ago. The transfer is reportedly motivated by the player's desire for more playing time, as he was not a core part of the rotation at AEK, having played only 18 minutes this season. At Servette, Kutesa is intended to be a replacement for Junior Kadi, who moved to Lens. AEK had other offers and were not insistent on selling him, but the player advocated for the transfer. Kutesa is expected to sign a five-year contract, with only a few details remaining to finalize the agreement. AEK will receive an undisclosed transfer fee, and it is also said that the agreement includes a plan for Kutesa's post-football career. Kutesa has made three appearances for the Swiss national team. Transfermarkt estimates his current market value to be €3.50m.
Dereck Kutesa, a 28-year-old Swiss winger who also holds Angolan citizenship, is expected to leave AEK to rejoin Servette, the club he departed a year ago. The transfer is reportedly motivated by the player's desire for more playing time, as he was not a core part of the rotation at AEK, having played only 18 minutes this season. At Servette, Kutesa is intended to be a replacement for Junior Kadi, who moved to Lens. AEK had other offers and were not insistent on selling him, but the player advocated for the transfer. Kutesa is expected to sign a five-year contract, with only a few details remaining to finalize the agreement. AEK will receive an undisclosed transfer fee, and it is also said that the agreement includes a plan for Kutesa's post-football career. Kutesa has made three appearances for the Swiss national team. Transfermarkt estimates his current market value to be €3.50m.
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