Galatasaray are exploring a creative solution to overcome Eintracht Frankfurt's firm stance in negotiations for Turkish international Can Uzun, with the Süper Lig champions reportedly prepared to include a lucrative future sell-on clause to reduce the upfront transfer fee.
The 20-year-old attacking midfielder remains head coach Okan Buruk's top priority this summer, but talks have stalled as Frankfurt continue to value one of their brightest young stars at around 40 million euros ($45.7 million).
According to Turkish outlet Sabah, Galatasaray's latest proposal would grant Frankfurt 20% of any future transfer fee should Uzun be sold again.
The structure is designed to persuade the Bundesliga club to lower its immediate asking price while preserving the opportunity to benefit from the player's long-term development.
Sell-on clauses have become an increasingly common feature of modern transfers, particularly for highly rated prospects, allowing selling clubs to share in future profits while making deals more financially viable for buyers.
