Transfer Saga Part 2: Nigerian player reveals how he ended his contract with Turkish football agent

If you recall that www.totorinews.com published the transfer saga involving John Utaka FC, a team owned by former Super Eagles attacker, John Utaka, Balikesirspor FC of Turkey and Turkish football agent, Mehmet Naci Bilgeturki, another dimension has been added to the unfortunate drama.

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Peter Ambrose, a product of JUFC, who is the centre of attraction in the transfer saga, earlier informed  that he was not happy with ugly situation surrounding his transfer has revealed more regarding his relationship with Bilgeturki, who he brokered the deal that denied JUFC a right to earn financial profit from his sale to Balikesirspor and susquent transfer to Ujpest Fc In 2022.

At 22 years old, Ambrose has been improving his game in Europe, which attracted some European clubs, but Aberdeen of Scotland beat other clubs to earn his signature recently.

Mehmed Naci Bilgeturki

But in a dramatic twist, Ambrose dropped a bombshell when he informed that Bilgeturki, the Turkish football agent is no longer representing him in his football career.

“I was not happy with the way he handled my football career and my transfer. The sad situation with my former club John Utaka FC and other factors made me to end my contract with him,” Ambrose told www.totorinews.com exclusively.

Peter Ambrose

“He will not call me for months, he will not call to know my condition when i got injured. I felt abandoned. So, i had to end the contract i signed with him. He tried to intimidate me, but i stood my ground because i now know my rights as a professional footballer.

Speaking further on the transfer saga, Ambrose said that his new football agent, an Italian is straight forward, who is ready to help him progress more in his professional career and he believes that the right thing will be done to ensure that JUFA get justice.

“My new agent helped me to secure the move to Aberdeen.  As i said earlier, i want JUFC to benefit from my transfer, but they should be patient with me in the process.

Peter Ambrose ( with green mark) in a photo with John Utaka FC

“I will never deny the fact that i played for JUFC when i was in Nigeria and the role the team played in bringing me to Europe. I hope this issue will be resolved peacefully very soon.

“There are so many things i never knew few years ago. Now, i know my rights as a professional and i want to remain optimistic that the matter will end well. My new agent is aware and he is ready to offer his help,” he concluded.