Source track record · Tier 3 · Secondary
Ekrem Konur appears in 54 of the audited transfer rumours and is an independent origin of the reporting in 47, demonstrably the first to report it in 24. It has 0 settled cases so far; a percentage needs at least 3, so none is shown.
These figures are estimated by an automated count of the rumours we audited, not a judgement of Ekrem Konur, and they can contain mistakes. If something here is wrong, tell us on the contact page with the address of this page and we will check it against the sources; if the figure cannot be backed up it is corrected or removed.
One case per outlet per settled dossier, and only when the outlet is an origin of that dossier's reporting: copying another outlet earns neither credit nor blame. It was right if it reported a move that was then confirmed, or denied one that was then dismissed. Interest that never materialised is not held against it. The archive has 31 settled dossiers; these are the ones where Ekrem Konur was an origin. Its tier (Tier 3 · Secondary): Secondary sources: aggregators, fan-run news sites, apps and databases; good for coverage, weak as evidence alone. Full rules: methodology.
The story: Barcelona are open to letting Jules Koundé leave in January to raise funds, with Chelsea having registered interest. CaughtOffside reported on 2 Oct that Barcelona are open to selling him for the right price…
Arsenal and Chelsea have been linked with a move for Real Madrid right‑back Trent Alexander‑Arnold, whose contract runs to 2031. Outlets describe interest, exploratory contact and possible negotiation for a permanent…
Barcelona, Liverpool and Real Madrid are all tracking Borussia Dortmund centre-back Nico Schlotterbeck, with several outlets reporting the three clubs see him as a long-term defensive option. Fichajes.net states…
Fermín López is at the centre of interest from Chelsea and Paris Saint-Germain, with Daily Briefing first noting Chelsea’s attention on 28 October and CaughtOffside confirming PSG’s involvement the same day. His…
africasoccer.com places Napoli among five clubs tracking Noah Sadiki, alongside Juventus, Newcastle United, Atlético Madrid and Liverpool. His listed contract at Sunderland runs to June 2030.
Juventus, Liverpool, Napoli, Newcastle United and Atlético Madrid are all reported to be monitoring Sunderland central midfielder Noah Sadiki, with the interest focused on a potential winter move. His contract at the…