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Gift Orban nears permanent Amedspor move amid league success
Amedspor striker Gift Orban has emerged as a key figure in the Turkish Süper Lig, scoring seven goals and providing two assists in six matches. His performance has propelled the newly promoted club to the top of the league standings. Following a 3-2 victory against Beşiktaş, Orban's goal was voted the goal of the week by fans.
Amedspor President Nahit Eren revealed specific financial details regarding Orban's transfer from TSG Hoffenheim. The club paid a €500,000 loan fee, which includes a mandatory purchase clause of €3 million—to be paid in installments—if the Nigerian striker reaches 10 league goals. Orban currently requires only three more goals to trigger this clause.
Beyond player performance, the club is managing significant logistical and financial challenges. During the match against Beşiktaş, approximately 122,000 people attempted to access the Passolig ticketing system within ten minutes. Additionally, the club reported roughly 1 million TL in damages to the Diyarbakır Stadium, including broken seats, damaged turnstiles, and turf destruction caused by pyrotechnics. The club is awaiting decisions from the Professional Football Disciplinary Board regarding these incidents.
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Amed Sportif Faaliyetler · Amedspor · Besiktas · Gift Orban · Hoffenheim · Nahit Eren · TSG Hoffenheim
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- [● 3 SOURCES] Amedspor paid a 500,000 euro loan fee to Hoffenheim for Gift Orban. ajansspor.com · www.halkinsesikibris.com · www.yenialanya.com
- [○ 1 SOURCE] 122,000 people attempted to access the Passolig system for the Amedspor-Beşiktaş match. www.yenialanya.com
- [● 3 SOURCES] A mandatory purchase option of 3 million euros is triggered if Orban reaches 10 goals. ajansspor.com · www.halkinsesikibris.com · www.yenialanya.com
- [○ 1 SOURCE] Gift Orban will earn 1 million euros in salary from Amedspor this season. ajansspor.com
- [○ 1 SOURCE] The current stadium has a capacity of 30,000 people. www.yenialanya.com