Turkish outfit Bursaspor are reportedly exploring a deal to sign ex-Super Eagles attacker Henry Onyekuru, though any potential arrival would have to wait until the new year to officially take the pitch.
According to reports from Turkey, the promotion-chasing second-tier club has made significant headway in discussions with the 29-year-old. The proposed terms involve a six-month agreement featuring an option for a longer stay, though neither the club nor the forward has confirmed the negotiations.
Questions remain over his official paperwork following his recent stint at Gençlerbirliği, where he endured a difficult campaign featuring in 19 fixtures without registering a goal or an assist.
The former Everton and Galatasaray winger could participate in team training sessions right away if a contract is finalized, but he will remain ineligible for competitive matches until registration reopens during the winter transfer window.
This arrangement would hand Onyekuru an opportunity to reboot his career, while allowing Bursaspor to evaluate his fitness and form before committing to a long-term deal.