Claim player has told Stoke City he doesn’t want to play for club, Potters get ready to sell

Fotospor claim Badou Ndiaye has told Stoke City he will not play for the club in the Championship next season.

Ndiaye, who’s been on loan at Galatasaray since the start of the season is expected to leave Stoke City this summer and Fotospor says he’s informed the Potters he wants a move.

It’s reported following Ndiaye’s decision, Stoke City will now look to sell Senegal international for a fee between €6m to €8m, which will be a huge loss to what they paid Gala last year.

An exit around those amounts would also be much less than what’s been reported in Turkey as Stoke’s asking price.

Galatasaray are likely to make a move to sign the midfielder but Fotospor claim Stoke won’t consider the loan offers for the 28-year old.

Ndiaye joined Stoke City from Galatasaray during the 2018 winter transfer window and after the club’s relegation he returned to Turkish giants on a temporary basis.

The player’s agent William D’avila also informed the Turkish press this week his client doesn’t want to return to his parent club at the end of the season.