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Turkish International footballer Mehmet Topal has left Fenerbahce on Wednesday at the age of 33. Mehmet Topal terminated his contract with Fenerbahce with mutual agreement, the club announced in a statement. The midfielder -- whose contract with Fenerbahce was until June 2020 -- is currently without club. Topal joined Fenerbahce in July 2012 after a two-year spell with Valencia.
In a statement shared with social media, Topal reflected on his career and gratitude to Fenerbahce club and its fans.
"I will always cherish the striped uniform that I sweated for seven years, which I won championships, titles with," he said.
He scored 3 goals in 36 matches last season for Fenerbahce, accumulating a total of 24 goals in 298 matches throughout the seven years with the club.
Before Fenerbahce, he also played in La Liga for Valencia and Turkey's Galatasaray in his career.
