Another big signing for Jose Mourinho? Fenerbahce meet with Jhon Duran to discuss summer transfer while Premier League teams line up with forward ready to ditch Cristiano Ronaldo and Al-Nassr after less than six months

Fenerbahce football director Devin Ozek has travelled to Colombia to hold face-to-face talks with Duran, according to Yagiz Sabuncuoglu. The Turkish club want to loan the striker for the whole season for £14 million ($20m), which includes paying his full annual salary. Duran, who moved to Al Nassr from Aston Villa in January for a deal worth for up to £71m, is reportedly thinking about leaving Saudi Arabia after less than six months.

Fenerbahce's pursuit of Duran comes amid major squad reshuffling under Jose Mourinho. Ozek, formerly of Bayer Leverkusen, is playing a key role in accelerating the club’s recruitment drive. Fenerbahce are in the lead, but Al-Nassr are apparently willing to sell Duran. Several Premier League teams, including West Ham, Wolves, and Fulham, are interested in the 21-year-old.

Duran has scored 12 goals in 18 appearances for Al-Nassr in all competitions, having arrived with a strong record of 12 goals in 55 Premier League matches.

Duran is expected to decide soon on whether to accept Fenerbahce’s offer. If a deal is reached, he would reunite with Mourinho and return to European football. At the same time, Premier League teams are still keeping an eye on him.