The former Ibrox star has quickly been relegated to a fringe player in Turkey following his free agent switch.
Outcast Ryan Kent already "regrets" choosing Fenerbahce as his next club after leaving Rangers in the summer, according to reports in Turkey.
And it is clear to see why with the winger relegated to just one minute of action in his side's 3-2 victory over Antalyaspor as boss Ismail Kartal appeared to make his feelings clear on the future of the 26-year-old. Kent had made an early impression in Istanbul after leaving the Scottish Premiership at the end of his Ibrox contract during appearances in the Super Lig and Europa Conference League.
However, he has rapidly dropped down the pecking order having been after failing to make an appearance in the last two games against FC Twente and Ankaragucu. - with the Turkish Super Lig clash seeing Kent left out of the squad entirely. Boss Kartal openly admitted he had told the forward to raise his levels in training to earn a spot in the squad and held crunch talks with the player amid speculation he could leave on loan just months after leaving Rangers.
But with an exit failing to materialise, Kent was brought on as a substitute after 89 minutes against Antalyaspor - with Fenerbahce looking to run out the clock in the dying embers of the game. And a report in Turkey has now claimed that the wide man is disappointed in his choice of destination when leaving Govan.
Aksam claim that the player "regrets" opting for Fenerbahce when he became a free agent. The report states he is "completely disappointed with his situation at the club" after he could "not find favour" with his boss following crisis meetings this week.
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