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Karl Etta Eyong, a 22-year-old Cameroonian forward, has received an official offer from Erzurumspor to leave Levante on loan. The proposal may extend in time because the Turkish market is open until September 12, and it suggests a temporary deal for the attacker.
Karl Etta Eyong, on Erzurumspor's radar
According to the exclusive information published by Spor Depor, Erzurumspor has presented a formal proposal to Levante to secure the loan of Etta Eyong. The Turkish club, newly promoted to the Süper Lig, aims to add the forward before the closing of their transfer window.
Etta Eyong is under contract with Levante until June 30, 2029, so any temporary departure requires the agreement of the Granota entity. His market value is 15 million euros according to Transfermarkt, with data updated on June 5, 2026.
The forward concluded the 2025/26 season with 34 matches, 7 goals, and 4 assists, as reported by Spor Depor. Opta records 30 appearances in the league, with 6 goals and 2 assists in LaLiga.
At the beginning of the current season, his participation has been limited. Etta Eyong has featured in 3 games, played 62 minutes, and provided 1 assist in LaLiga 2026/27 without starting any of those matches.
ÖZEL | Erzurumspor has made an official loan offer to Levante for Karl Etta Eyong! @spordepormedya
— Reşat Can Özbudak (@resatcan_ozbdak) September 3, 2026
Levante must decide on the loan
Erzurumspor's proposal follows a summer where Etta Eyong was also on the radar of English clubs. Sunderland monitored the Cameroonian and considered a deal subject to a clause reportedly set at 30 million euros for LaLiga clubs and 40 million for foreign teams.
The context at Levante has changed since those negotiations. The club brought in Petar Ratkov on a loan with a purchase option from Lazio while keeping Etta Eyong in their squad for the start of the season.
Moreover, sporting director Héctor Rodas confirmed this week that Etta Eyong had turned down offers during the summer market and that Valencia had shown interest in him in the days leading up to the Spanish deadline. This situation occurred before the formal offer from Turkey.
Now the scenario is different as Erzurumspor has indeed presented an official loan proposal, and the Turkish market remains open until midnight on September 12. The decision lies with Levante, who must assess whether to retain the forward until January or accept his temporary departure.
The next step for Karl Etta Eyong will depend on Levante's response during the final hours of the Turkish market. If the deal progresses, Erzurumspor will need to complete the paperwork before the September 12 deadline to finalize the forward's loan.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Todo listo para la cesión de Etta Eyong a Turquía
