Turkish giants reportedly interested in ex-Portsmouth and Wigan winger - along with Celtic, Sheffield Wednesday, Millwall, Cardiff, Fulham, and Huddersfield

Reports in Turkey suggest the winger is a target for the 19-time Super Lig champions following Wigan's relegation from the Championship.

The Latics dropped from 13th to 23rd after being hit by a 12-point deduction for entering administration, subject to an appeal tomorrow.

Ex-Blues boss Paul Cook is reportedly set to resign as DW Stadium manager.

Wigan have already started selling off assets, with youngster Jensen Weir joining Brighton for an undisclosed fee.

It is reported the administrators have accepted a bid from QPR for striker Keiffer Moore, while the likes of Antonee Robinson and Joe Gelhart have been linked with moves away.

Lowe has also supposedly attracted interest – only a year after leaving Pompey for a fee of £2.5m following a protracted transfer saga.

The former Hampton & Richmond man recorded six goals and five assists during his maiden campaign at the Latics.

Mail Online previously reported that Scottish Premiership champions Celtic are keen, along with Championship duo Millwall and Cardiff.

Millwall had bids for the 25-year-old turn down last summer when Neil Harris was in charge. He’s since taken the reigns at the south Wales outfit.

But now Fenerbahce are also supposedly weighing up a move for Lowe.

The Istanbul-based outfit finished seventh in the Super Lig last season.

Turkish-based reporter Zeki Uzundurukan claims Fulham, Sheffield Wednesday and Huddersfield are admirers, too.

Pompey have a sell-on clause installed in Jamal Lowe’s DW Stadium contract, but he would need to depart Wigan for more than what they paid for him

The Blues have gained financial windfalls from Adam Webster's switch from Ipswich to Bristol City and Conor Chaplin's move from Coventry to Barnsley in recent years.