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Advisor: No Schalke offer for Churlinov

Schalke 04 wants to strengthen its squad in the winter in order to be successful in the relegation battle in League Two. Churlinov is the preferred candidate - but he is now sounding out the market due to a lack of offers from Schalke.

St. Pauli's Afeez Aremu (l) and Schalke's Darko Churlinov fight for the ball. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de
St. Pauli's Afeez Aremu (l) and Schalke's Darko Churlinov fight for the ball. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

Bundesliga 2 - Advisor: No Schalke offer for Churlinov

Darko Churlinov's possible return to FC Schalke 04 is on the brink. The winger, who celebrated promotion to the Bundesliga with Schalke 04 two years ago and then moved to Burnley FC in England, has still not received an offer. This was confirmed by his advisor Mehmet Eser to Funke Mediengruppe on Saturday. Despite a meeting, the status of negotiations is "currently at zero", said Eser. Churlinov wants to move to Schalke, but "there is no offer at the moment."

Burnley FC, where the 23-year-old attacking player has no future despite having a contract until 2026, have also made no inquiries from the financially troubled second division club, according to his advisor. "Burnley have said that I can look around for possible clubs for Darko. Darko is professional enough. If Schalke don't make an offer, we will have to listen to other clubs," said Eser.

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  1. Despite being in financial trouble, FC Schalke 04, based in Gelsenkirchen, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, has yet to make an offer for Darko Churlinov, who currently plays in the 2. Bundesliga but has a contract with English side Burnley FC's first team until 2026.
  2. Churlinov, who helped Schalke 04 gain promotion to the Bundesliga two years ago before joining Burnley, has expressed a desire to return to his former club, but as of now, no offer has been extended.
  3. In a meeting with Mehmet Eser, Churlinov's advisor, the status of negotiations was reportedly "at zero," as Burnley FC, site of Churlinov's current unfulfilling tenure, has not inquired about the possibility of a transfer.
  4. Eser mentioned that if FC Schalke 04 does not make an offer, Churlinov will have to consider other potential clubs for his services, as Burnley has given him permission to explore opportunities elsewhere.
  5. Many soccer fans in Germany and abroad are eagerly watching this situation unfold, as Churlinov's talent and motivation have earned him admiration in both the Bundesliga and the Premier League.
  6. While FC Schalke 04, a renowned Bundesliga club, battles for a spot in the top tier, fans and football enthusiasts the world over hope to see Churlinov back in the Bundesliga with his original team, even if it means an upset in the beloved English Premier League club yearning to retain their talented player.

Source: www.stern.de

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