Only a handful of months into the second year of a four-year contract, former Liverpool youth player Ryan Kent had his contract terminated by Jose Mourinho's Fenerbahce.

Kent, 27, was mostly frozen out of the squad since February after a failed deadline-day move in the winter transfer window to Italian side Lazio.

"The contract with Ryan Kent, one of the Professional Football A Team players, has been terminated by mutual agreement," Fenerbahce announced in a statement.



"We present it to the public."

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Kent made just one league start for Fenerbahce last season and failed to record a goal involvement in his 144 minutes.

Ryan Kent has featured just one time for Fenerbahce this season.

He would move to Coventry City on loan before excelling at Barnsley during the 2016/17 campaign, earning the club's Young Player of the Year award.

He would join his former Liverpool academy coach Steven Gerrard at Ibrox in the summer of 2018, earning a £6.5 million ($8 million) move to Rangers in the summer for 2018.

Kent was arguably the best player in the Scottish Premier League for a few seasons, earning two spots in the PFA Scotland Team of the Year

He scored 10 goals and tallied nine assists as Rangers ended Celtic's dominant reign in the SPL in 2020/21.

As his contract wound down, Kent was linked with a move to various English clubs but ultimately decided to try his trade in the Turkish capital with Fenerbahce
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