Manchester City defender Nathan Aké leaves the Premier League club to join Turkish side Fenerbahçe after six seasons at the Etihad Stadium. Multiple reports say talks have been ongoing for a transfer reported at around £7 million, with additional add-ons included in some estimates. Fenerbahçe announce that an agreement is reached and, later, confirm the signing as Aké completes his move. The deal ends Aké’s six-year spell in which he wins multiple major trophies with City, including four Premier League titles, the Champions League, two FA Cups and two League Cups. Fenerbahçe also state that Aké, who is 31 and represents the Netherlands, will join their training following a break after the World Cup. Some outlets note that Manchester City have not publicly confirmed the final terms at the time of the initial reporting, while Fenerbahçe communicate the agreement and subsequent completion of the move through its channels. Fenerbahçe frame the move as part of the club’s wider push in Turkey’s top flight.