Real Madrid attacker Arda Guler reportedly has no plans to leave the club despite being linked with a return to Fenerbahce.
Guler earned a move €20m (£17.8m) to Real Madrid in July 2023 after he built a reputation as one of Europe's most highly-rated prospects with his impressive performances for Fenerbahce.
The left-footed attacker netted six goals and provided 12 assists in 51 competitive appearances for the Turkish giants.
Unfortunately for Guler, the start of his Real Madrid career was hampered by injury, ensuring he had to wait until January this year to make his debut for Los Blancos.
Guler went on to score six goals in 12 competitive matches as Real Madrid won La Liga, the Champions League and the Spanish Super Cup.
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Guler wants to remain at Real Madrid
The Turkey international has made 10 appearances in the current campaign, but he is still waiting to register his first goal contribution of the season.
Guler has had to settle for just three starts this term, and there has been a suggestion that he could depart on loan to gain regular game time.
Fenerbahce are believed to be keen to re-sign Guler, with the Turkish club looking to recruit him on loan in the January transfer window.
However, according to journalist Matteo Moretto, Guler has no intention of leaving the Santiago Bernabeu in the new year.
The report also claims that Real Madrid are unwilling to sanction a loan departure, having seen Guler earn the 'trust' of manager Carlo Ancelotti.
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What next for Guler?
While he may not be a regular starter, the 19-year-old is seemingly determined to fight for his place in the Real Madrid side.
Guler is currently away on international duty, playing 83 minutes in Turkey's 1-0 win over Montenegro in Friday's UEFA Nations League contest.
The Turkish attacker is expected to retain his place in Vincenzo Montella's lineup for Monday's away meeting with Iceland.
Guler will then return to the Spanish capital for a crucial run of fixtures, including games against Borussia Dortmund, Barcelona and AC Milan.
The teenager may be behind Kylian Mbappe, Vinicius Junior and Rodrygo in the pecking order, but the busy schedule should offer enough opportunities for him to gain regular game time.
