Kerem Demirbay will be able to play in Turkish status.

Rule;In addition to the 14 football players who are not eligible to play in the National Football Team; During the transfer and registration periods, we can sign a contract with a maximum of 1 football player who is a citizen of Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan and a maximum of 1 football player who is not eligible to play in the National Football Team and who has Turkish citizenship or a blue card. will be able to register and be included in the A team list.
*With this rule, Yusuf Demir can play as a Turkish player in Galatasaray.
*Likewise, Bakhtiyor Zaynutdinov can play as a Turkish player for Besiktas.

After Kerem Demirbay was transferred to Galatasaray, she seems to have foreign status in the squad.Thanks to the right granted by the Turkish Football Federation to all league teams, (blue card status) Kerem Demirbay can also play as a Turkish player.

Can you fix these? Thank you for your interest.

Demirbay already has Turkish nationality in-game.

No, even though he is seen as Turkish by nationality, he is listed as a foreigner in the league rules. He must appear as a local.It fills the foreign quota.

Hey. I am playing with Galatasaray. And Kerem Demirbay is listed as a foreigner.
Do anybody know what to do ? Maybe change it somehow in editor ?

It is pretty annoying. Ii can't continue without selling one of my foreign players...

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the issue is here?

Any update?

Hey, man! Kerem Demirbay playing under Turkish status is pretty rad—it's all about embracing his roots and bringing that energy to the field. It's cool to see players connecting with their heritage. Keep the good vibes going and enjoy the game