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Kamil Wilczeks switch from Brondby to the Turkish football club Göztepe is conclusively confirmed.
- As published in Kamil Wilczek to Turkey in order to negotiate his personal terms with the Turkish Göztepe for a change.
Earlier in the day, the parties agreed on the personal terms, and thus is the sale of the Polish striker finally confirmed, inform the Brøndby on its website.
After four years in Brøndby-shirt has the club sold the striker for the Turkish club, where Wilczek has written on a contract that runs until the summer of 2021.
in Addition, the Turkish club secured an option to extend the collaboration for an additional year.
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Wilczek was in 2018 and 2019 named player of the year in Bolton and are listed for 163 appearances and 93 goals. Photo: Lars Poulsen
Already on Tuesday informed Bolton, that the club had agreed with the Göztepe on a deal. In this connection, told the pole that he is proud of his time at the club in the Area.
- It is an honor that I will always have with me, and especially pokalfinalesejren in 2018 stands for me as a big highlight in my career.
- Now, I hope the final details fall into place on my visit down there. It has been important for me, to the club being compensated, said Wilczek.
It is only four days ago that Brøndby sold midfielder Dominik Kaiser, and hence, are the two most scoring players in this season away.
Out of the 37 goals, Brøndby has made in the premier League, the 25 put into Wilczek and Kaiser.
Wilczek was in 2018 and 2019 named player of the year in Bolton and are listed for 163 appearances and 93 goals.
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