Earlier this month Zengin told Swedish newspaper Sportbladet that Eskisehirspor said he could leave for a cut-price fee of 500,000 euros ($579,100) as they could not pay him the 800,000 euros they owed him, and that Fenerbahce was the only club he wanted to go to.
"I agreed everything with Fenerbahce, we sold the house and I said goodbye to everyone at the club. Then the president called and said that they had paid the 800,000 euros they owed and that I was their player again," an angry Zengin told Sportbladet.
With Eskisehirspor back in control of the transfer, Fenerbahce withdrew their bid for the 29-year-old, who has been capped 11 times by Sweden, paving the way for Trabzonspor to buy him.
(Reporting by Philip O'Connor; editing by Justin Palmer)
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