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Transfer: Super Eagles winger set to join Turkish club Ademspor
Super Eagles winger Yira Collins Sor is set to join Turkish Super Lig club Amedspor on a permanent transfer, DAILY POST reports.
Amedspor, according to reports are negotiating with Belgian Pro League side KRC Genk for the transfer of Sor.
According to TransferFeed, talks between the clubs are ongoing, but no official agreement has been reached yet.
The 26-year-old has one-year remaining on his contract, and has not been offered an extension by Genk.
The former Flying Eagles winger is now set to join to his compatriot Gift Orban at Amedspor.
Orban joined the newly promoted Turkish club on a season-long loan from Bundesliga outfit TSG Hoffenheim on Tuesday.
Sor linked up with Genk for €6.5 million from Czech First Division outfit Slavia Prague in January 2023.
He has not fully met expectations since joining the Smurfs, with injuries hindering his performance at the club.
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