Fenerbahce sign defender Skriniar from PSG
Fenerbahce said that Skriniar will receive an annual salary of 8.0 million euros ($9.13 million). The transfer fee was not disclosed.
Skriniar moved to the Istanbul-based club on loan from PSG in January before the move was made permanent on Thursday.
The 30-year-old Skriniar, who joined PSG from Serie A club Inter Milan in 2023, helped Fenerbahce to finish second in the Turkish top flight last season.
Fenerbahce are managed by Jose Mourinho.
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