Kayserispor faces a setback as Olivier Kemen, a prominent player since 2021, has opted to terminate his contract with the Turkish club due to a series of unpaid salaries.
In a recurring issue in Turkish football, the non-payment of salaries has once again surfaced, affecting players, and this time, it involves the talented Cameroonian international, Olivier Kemen, who has been part of Kayserispor’s roster since 2021.
The unfortunate situation stems from a significant delay in salary payments, with Kemen reportedly receiving only one month’s pay since the commencement of the current season.
Faced with financial uncertainty, the 27-year-old midfielder has made the difficult decision to sever ties with Kayserispor by terminating his existing contract with the Super Lig’s 4th-placed team.
The termination renders Kemen a free agent, opening doors to explore potential opportunities both in Turkey and England.
The Cameroonian footballer is familiar with English football, having undergone part of his training at Newcastle.
His experience and skill set could attract interest from clubs in these regions as he seeks a new chapter in his professional career.
The issue of delayed payments and financial uncertainties has been a recurring challenge in Turkish football, impacting the morale and commitment of players.
Kemen’s decision to terminate his contract underscores the gravity of the financial struggles faced by certain clubs in the Turkish championship, highlighting the need for sustainable financial practices within the league.
As Kemen navigates the complexities of contractual termination, football enthusiasts will be keenly watching to see where the talented midfielder might find a new home in the coming months.
