Ollie Watkins (foto: Getty Images)
England striker Ollie Watkins has reportedly agreed personal terms with Fenerbahce, with the Turkish club now negotiating a transfer fee with Aston Villa.
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Ollie Watkins could be on his way to one of the most surprising transfers of the summer after reportedly agreeing personal terms with Fenerbahce.
According to reports from Turkey, the England international has accepted a three-year contract offered by the Istanbul giants, leaving the clubs to negotiate a transfer fee.
Fenerbahce have already strengthened their attack by bringing back Vedat Muriqi, but the club accelerated its search for another striker after the Kosovo international suffered an injury.
Watkins has now emerged as the club's primary target.
The 30-year-old is reportedly set to earn around €9 million per season, with reports claiming he has accepted all of Fenerbahce's proposed terms.
The focus now shifts to negotiations with Aston Villa.
Official talks between the two clubs reportedly began last week. Villa, who have Watkins under contract until June 2028, are said to value the striker at around €35 million, while Fenerbahce hope to complete the deal for a fee closer to €25 million.
Watkins remains one of the Premier League's most consistent forwards. During the 2025-26 season, he made 55 appearances in all competitions, played 3,839 minutes, scored 21 goals and added five assists.
If an agreement is reached between the clubs, Watkins would become one of the biggest signings in Fenerbahce's recent history and one of the highest-profile English players to move to the Turkish Super Lig.